Clements home chosen as Yard of the Month

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The home of Jeff and Aimee Clements at 202 East 1st Street has been chosen as the Yard of the Month by the Barton County Master Gardeners. The yard has a variety of ornamental and shade trees with a colorful array of raised beds containing dahlias, Lantana, petunias, salvia, blanket flower and zinnias. There are large stone fountains that have been designed and made by Jeff. Refurbished antique benches, lamp posts and swings decorate the front yard while several pieces of refurbished park-like play equipment are available for the grandchildren in the back yard. Over 5000 Coffeyville brick have been used to create a meandering path around the house. The yard provides a feast for the eye all around the house.


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