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| Flowers cultivated to bring their beauty closer to home can flourish among native plants and combine to make a unique garden. A daisy variety, upper left, leans toward the morning sun. A hanging basket of hybrid fuschia, lower left, is backlit by the setting sun. Below, a red hibiscus begins to open in welcome of the morning sun. The hibiscus bush must be removed to the indoors during the mountain winter. |
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| The lily and iris, whose bulbs remain underground in winter, come back in the spring in a burst of color. Above is the Stargazer Asiatic lily, fresh after the rain. At right is an iris, given a soft, watercolor look by the early morning light. |
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| Annuals bloom in many shapes and colors such as the pansy, above, and the portulaca, which shows off a variety of colors on one plant. |
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| All photos are copyrighted 2006 by Joyce Dumas, Dumas Photography. |
