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‘Betty’ magnolia, orange seeds look like candy
Asters, Malva ‘Zebrina’, Sedum
Kale planted in April when it was too cold for many plants
Mum ‘Matchsticks’ new to me this year
‘Autumn Brilliance’ fern, first frond changing color
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Japanese anemone ‘Honorine Jobert’
