Mary Stone discusses her garden and offers personal reflections, highlighting winter's impact on her landscape. She expresses gratitude for the snow covering her woodland floor and shares her creative use of deer-pruned holly branches to decorate a cherished pot. 

Mary reflects on the invasive nature of some plants, such as butterfly bush and barberry, and her shift toward using more native plants. 

She also draws metaphorical parallels between garden maintenance and personal relationships, emphasizing the importance of letting go when necessary. Mary concludes by thanking her listeners for their support and encouragement.

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Mary Stone, Columnist & Garden Designer

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