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comments (1) January 4th, 2009 in gallery

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Hydrangea allee in Summer
Hydrangea allee in Winter
Rhododendron and viburnum in Spring
Hydrangea allee in Summer Click the image to enlarge.

Hydrangea allee in Summer
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Cold snowy winters are followed by short rainy springs...then all of a sudden everything is in bloom. It's summer and the garden is alive with color and songs. I can't wait!

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Kate_Frank writes: Wow! What a contrast... Posted: 12:40 pm on January 5th
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