The moment you step into a garden and begin to cultivate and prune, you become a killer. — Andrew J. Robinson, A Stitch in Time
The moment you step into a garden and begin to cultivate and prune, you become a killer. — Andrew J. Robinson, A Stitch in Time
The moment you step into a garden and begin to cultivate and prune, you become a killer. — Andrew J. Robinson, A Stitch in Time
The moment you step into a garden and begin to cultivate and prune, you become a killer. — Andrew J. Robinson, A Stitch in Time
The moment you step into a garden and begin to cultivate and prune, you become a killer. — Andrew J. Robinson, A Stitch in Time
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The moment you step into a garden and begin to cultivate and prune, you become a killer.

— Andrew J. Robinson, A Stitch in Time
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