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Wednesday, December 02, 2009
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3 comments:
The last roses of the season are always so beautiful and such a treasure. I am giving away a beautiful rose bowl this week so be sure to stop by and enter.
Debbie
I visited a fairly local garden the other day and there was a single rose still blooming. Stunning. I am also holding a Giveaway this week, in honor of my second blogoversary. You could win Nan Ondra's new book, The Perennial CAre Manual, and 24 CowPots. Stop by and leave a comment.
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