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Photo: Mike Lane
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Frost on the Cabbage
comments (4) December 27th, 2009 in gallery
mikeinbc1, member
6 users recommend
Photo: Mike Lane
There's beauty to be found in the garden, even in winter. This cabbage looked so beautiful after a frost that I ran for my camera before I picked it and brought it inside.
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About this contest
Whether you live in a warm climate or are buried under a pile of snow, we want to see your winter garden. Get out your cameras and post photos of your winter garden in our gallery.
Four winners will receive a prize pack from the New York Botanical Garden worth $65. For more details, see the contest rules.
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