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Kentucky Color - Another Ornamental mystery Click on headline for story with photo(s) By Billy Joe Fudge, Retired District Forester Kentucky Division of Forestry Hey, this is two days in a row I've had to admit that I don't know. Must be a record for me for I was accused once of knowing more about nothing than anyone. I however make no apologizes about not knowing ornamentals. I love'm, adore'm, admire'm, smell'm but I just don't know'm, not all of'm at any rate. This is a really old multiple and woody stemmed shrub that has been growing in our yard since we moved to the heart of the Great Wooded South in 1956. We moved there from Toria which many argue is one of the most beautiful places on earth. Our farm was nestled between Leatherwood Creek and one of its major tributaries, England Branch. The move got us closer to town which made a closer drive for getting my Mom to work at the Circle R. In addition the move brought us into the schedule of the real world where we could listen to The Grand Ole Opry on Saturday Night. Dan Waggoner, who was dating Peggy back in those good old days said he listened to the Opry on Saturday in Columbia and would listen to it again live on Wednesday Night when he went down to Toria to pick up Peggy. - BIlly Joe Fudge This story was posted on 2012-04-12 05:02:57
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