"No matter what else happened in his secular or religious life, Mendel always found peace in the garden. A day spent in the garden, he said, was a kind of resurrection: 'Every day from spring to fall, one's interest is refreshed daily, and the care which must be given to one's wards is thus amply repaid' " Robin Marantz Henig, "The Monk in the Garden"

last updated 2003 August 2

A Woodland Rose Garden

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