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340 QUIPPERY / SEEDS & WEEDSPage 22 (CC) – “Garden,” by Derek Bridges (Flickr) – cropped, grayscaled.Page 23 (CC) – “Blood-red aphids,” by Benny Mazur (Flickr) – cropped, grayscaled, reducedopacity.Page 25 (CC) – “Garden tools,” by Spitfire (Wikimedia Commons) – cropped, grayscaled, reducedopacity.Page 34 (CC) – “Garden storage shed,” by Gayle Easterly (Flickr) – grayscaled.Page 38 (CC) – “NAUGHTY! (but omg look at that face),” by Karen (Flickr) – grayscaled.Page 41 (CC) – “Pair of old leather gardening gloves,” by Gratuit– cropped, grayscaled, backgroundremoved.Page 47 — “Bags of soil at Haggen,” reprinted with permission from Kevyn Jacobs (Flickr).Page 49 (CC) – “Common dandelions,” by Kreuzschnabel (Wikimedia Commons) – cropped,grayscaled, reduced opacity.Page 51 (CC) – “Cabbage 2,” by J.E. Theriot (Flickr) – cropped, grayscaled.Page 56 (CC) – “Strawberries and Cream, Empress Hotel,” by Robin Zebrowski (Flickr) – cropped,grayscaled.Page 57 (CC) — “Grazing aphids,” by Martin Cooper (Flickr) – grayscaled.Page 58 — Shovel, by Goumbik (Pixabay) – cropped, grayscaled.Page 62 (CC) – “Another plant goes in,” U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Southeast Region (Flickr) —cropped, grayscaled, reduced opacity.Page 66 (CC) – “Dandelions,” by Cristian V (Flickr) – cropped, grayscaled, reduced opacity.Page 69 (CC) – “Garden hose, resting,” by marysalome (Flickr) – grayscaled.Page 70 (CC) – “Dandelions,” by David J (Flickr) – cropped, grayscaled.Page 75 (CC) – “Weeds,” by Tony Alter (Flickr) – cropped, grayscaled.Page 76 (CC) – “Dandelions,” by Mike Mozart (Flickr) – cropped, grayscaled.Page 78 (CC) – “Rose,” by Susanne Nilsson (Flickr) – cropped, grayscaled.
THE FUNNIEST THINGS PEOPLE HAVE SAID ABOUT GARDENING 341Page 79 – “Rainbow Dawn” (dandelion in sidewalk), reprinted with permission from AndersSandberg (Flickr) – grayscaled.Page 81 (CC) — “Papa turned 95 today,” by Carol VanHook – cropped, grayscaled.Page 82 – “Campsis24,” by Angelo Brathot (Flickr) – cropped, grayscaled, reduced opacity.Page 84 (CC) – “Nezara viridula on a leaf,” by Stanze (Flickre) – cropped, grayscaled.Page 86 (CC) – “Rose,” by al3lilo (Flickr) – cropped, grayscaled.Page 87 (CC) – Garden hose (Smith College Plant Houses and Gardens, Northampton MA), RustyClark (Flickr) – cropped, grayscaled.Page 90 (CC) — “Grasshopper,” by Cuatrok77 (Flickr) — cropped, grayscaled, reduced opacity.Page 91 (CC) – “Praying Mantis,” by Patrick Kavanaugh (Flickr) – cropped.Page 92 (CC) — “Beetle porn,” by Christian Gloor (Flickr) — cropped, grayscaled, reduced opacity.Page 94 (CC) — “Butterfly sex,” by John Samuel (Flickr) – grayscaled.Page 95 (CC) – “Dutch Nursery,” by Bert Knottenbeld (Flickr) – cropped, grayscaled.Page 96 (CC) – “Snail-orama, crossing the road,” by JP (Fllickr) – grayscaled.Page 97 — “Part of Almondsbury Garden Centre, near Bristol, England,” by Adrian Pingstone(cropped, grayscaled, reduced opacity).Page 108 (CC) – “Goldfinch,” by stanze (Flickr) – cropped, grayscaled, rotated horizontally.Page 108 (CC) – “Day 123: A Pile of Dirt to Call Our Own,” by Quinn Dombrowski (Flickr) –cropped, grayscaled.Page 112 (CC) – “Formal gardens,” by Wendy (Flickr) – cropped, grayscaled.Page 114 – “Yesterday’s garden,” reprinted with permission from by Zoë (Flickr).Page 128 (CC) – “Malagos Garden Resort, Davao,” by Thrifty Look (Flickr) – cropped, grayscaled.Page 130 – “Blooming period,” by Angelo Brathot (Flickr) – cropped, grayscaled, reduced opacity.Page 134 – “Strange Flower,” reprinted with permission from Stanley Zimny (Flickr –flickr.com/photos/stanzim/) – cropped, grayscaled.
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