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Article: Jefferson City, Mont., Couple Turns Weedy Hillside into Popular Garden.
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- Article date:
- July 27, 2003
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By Kristen Inbody, The Montana Standard, Butte Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
Jul. 27--As summer turns the Elkhorn Mountains brown, Tizer Lake Gardens along the Prickly Pear Creek blooms with a rainbow of lush colors.
Six years ago, the garden was a hillside of noxious weeds. Belva Lotzer and Dick Krott of Jefferson City sprayed the weeds around their home and seeded cosmos, a low-maintenance flower with feathery foliage.
"People went crazy wanting to take pictures of the garden," Lotzer said.
The white, pink and red blooms along the road were so striking passers-by stopped and returned with droves of friends and relatives.
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