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California poppies in the early morning spring rain

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As webmaster of our Master Gardener organization's new website, I am having fun taking photos for our site. This is one I especially like - perhaps because it was the first break in our exceptional drought period. Low water-use plants like the California poppy are the sensible option for our time and place.

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