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Find easy-to-maintain gardens at flower show

March 17, 2007 By: Momoy Category: Flowers, Events

Think it’s impossible to have a beautiful yard that needs little care? Plenty of garden experts want to show you how to make this fantasy come true. Always filled with spectacular gardens, the New England Spring Flower Show this year explores an increasingly popular trend - designing with hardy plants ...
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