The online gardening community has been buzzing about the vegetable garden in the recently released movie, “It’s Complicated,” L.A. at Home blog reported.
While there are no computer-enhanced cabbages or special effects in the film, this is still not a garden that is humanly possible, even for Martha Stewart. The vegetables were grown in a greenhouse for two months before the garden scene was shot, and any plant that looked a little scrubby was not used.
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