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Santa Rosa Garden Club

by | Mar 18, 2013 | All Categories, Daffodils | 0 comments

The Santa Rosa Garden Club came to visit on one of their perennial tours and we had a large turnout!  About seventeen members did the entire walk and another group stayed up on the deck and relaxed while the rest began the walk.

Julie Sooley took some terrific pictures and put them on the Santa Rosa Garden Club’s newsletter, and I took one of seventeen members standing along the steps on the white hillsides.

The others were waiting and joined us to see the peony beds and the tulips that are in bloom.

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