National Cowboy & Western Heritage grounds manager tenderly cares for plants
Tom McBride walked along flagstone walkways and winding streams as he pointed out purple verbena and yellow melapodium in the gardens at National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum .
The bright daisy-like melapodium combines with the brilliant verbena for a showy flower bed, just one of the splashes of color in the garden's palette.
McBride, grounds manager at the museum, meets the challenges all gardeners face ...
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