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Podophyllum in Spring

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Phodophyllum pleianthum X versipelle and Sarcococca confusa after a spring hail storm 

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CoolGreenGardens writes: I'll have to wear my waterproof pants, but it looks like a great place to sit after the hailing stops and I take my hardhat off. Enjoy it this spring and summer. Posted: 2:01 pm on April 15th
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