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Kelaidis
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June 21, 2010, 11:56:41 PM »
We have had the most amazing (for us) mild spring: it's seeming to still go on: the pictures of my garden are much more filled in than they should be: check them out and enjoy!
http://public.fotki.com/Panayoti/quince-june-2010/
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All I can say is "fantastic"!
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Jim Hatchett
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All I can say is "If I ever come that way I'll take your word for it and come and join you in Salidas to take a look at your garden!"
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Your garden was stunning when I visited in March and September but I obviously need to visit in late spring-early summer!
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