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    CONTAINER IDEAS from Tintinhull

    Mar 24, 2021 1 minute

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    ither side of the steps leading to the front door, Helena has grouped pots of varying sizes filled with a mix of, an old-fashioned but reliable plant that Phyllis Reiss would almost certainly have grown, and , a more adventurous choice with silver leaves and jet-black flowers. Towering above these are two .

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