“Hedges
oftentimes act as protective barriers for gardens, marking a boundary or
territory. Their design may be one of encirclement or a ring to offer privacy
from what lurks just outside our garden. This line of defense helps act as a
buffer to keep harm from touching us. Removing a hedge exposes us, making our
soul vulnerable to what may be targeting us.”
Excerpt from
my upcoming book: Without A Hedge, Glimpses Into My Life's Gardenphoto: Burning Bush Hedge (picture not in book)
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