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Wednesday, December 17, 2008
After the Frost: Hydrangea Leaves
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Julia Erickson
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Labels: Hydrangeas, Winter Garden
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2 comments:
Ahh, they do look down and out:( Cheer up, spring is on it's way, and you'll see lots of green leaves very soon! Have a Merry Christmas! Jan
I am loving all the beauty of winter garden photos that are popping up these days.
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