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Oregon 2008

comments (1) January 10th, 2009 in gallery

kidzmom42 kidzmom42, member
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Underneath the snow lie my winter pansies.
Bulbs nestled in their new bed
Underneath the snow lie my winter pansies. Click the image to enlarge.

Underneath the snow lie my winter pansies.
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We added a new raised bed full of tulips for next spring.  Also enjoy the pansies which are in full bloom following the disappearance of the snow.

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3dawg writes: Watch the snow grow. The pot shot is cool. Posted: 10:33 pm on January 25th
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