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‘The Owls Are NOT What They Seem!’
15 Dec 2012
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2 comments:
The tree is so very pretty. I like the sweet birds and light blue glow of the lights. Wondering if we'll get into Frank's garden in Quebec since he's passed away? It was unbelievably beautiful -nothing like having money and good taste. The best meconopsis betonicifolia display was at Redford Gardens - a section of the forest was completely covered.
Best wishes,
B.
An owl Christmas tree? How creative is that. And I do see a slight resemblance to Mr. Bon Jovi. :)
I hope you had a wonderful Christmas.
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