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Re: Win a copy of Designer Plant Combinations!

One of my favorite ways to relax is by browsing through plant books and magazines. I'm inspired by beautiful color photographs of plant combinations and vignettes that look to me like little works of art. In my own garden, I keep the palate simple--just two or three colors in each of my small flower gardens. Of course, mine never look as good as the experts', so I'm always looking for new inspiration!