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Toonmoose

Quakertown, PA, US
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Re: Win a copy of Designer Plant Combinations!

I like Japanese Anemones (the white ones, (Andria Adkins) underplanted with Johnsons Blue geraniums. They are both hardy perennials that just get better each year. Also, they offer both early and late season interest in our East coast, zone 6 garden.