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If you get your hands on a copy of today's Homes & Gardens of the Northwest put out by the Oregonian, check out the full page photo on the inside of the back page. You'll find a spring scene from my garden taken a couple of years ago. Deep burgundy playing against poppy chartreuse and cool blues ... spring, spring, spring!
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