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Beautiful photos!
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Flowers are stunning, but the boulders – OMG would love to have a few of those in my garden – we just recently moved from Florida and I can almost smell that sweet magnolia – messy in the winter when all the leaves fall, but well worth it when those first blooms appear! I expected to see lavender growing in your garden. Isn’t that what your area specializes?
Hi Lisa,
My Magnolia is an evergreen Magnolia, I think its Little Gem. I love this tree I have two of them planted with the new house a couple of years ago.
Lavender, yes Sequim has lavender. I have a little will plant a bit more one day.
Have a great day!