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Saturday, April 4, 2009
Signs of Spring
I kept this lilac in a pot all winter for a friend. And I didn't kill it!
Tansy.
These catkins hang from a clump of tiny trees standing next to the poison sumac. I haven't been able to identify them so far.
And the obligitory crocus.
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