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It's that time of year again on the Central Coast.
The Japanese Magnolia has burst into bloom!
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- Erin in Morro Bay
- Morro Bay, California, United States
- We are all artists--so when creativity calls, be sure to answer! Growing up in Azusa, California, my kindergarten teacher gave me an "unsatisfactory" in Cut&Paste, and I believed her for 50 years. Now I am a mixed media artist and work in a library.
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ReplyDeleteLisa - When you're living on the Central Coast you can have one of these in your back yard and it will bloom every February - because - no snow!
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