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By Hardee Newton
Times Community Newspapers Special Writer
Oaking to a meadow full
of neighboring cattle on
a brilliant spring morning
is unexpected — and £)* VW f/3 a dire threat to a gar/Z V\ dener.
my red work jacket. My home, Naramata, is a place of flowers and its palatte surrounds me as I rocket out the door.
Day lily sprouts lend a presence: the freshest bright green. Tete-a-tete jonquils wear shreds of mulch as chapeaus. Clumps of iris reticulata, which normally spearhead garden opulence, add a rich magenta to the colorscape huddled next to nodding snowdrops (Galanthus elevesii).
After telephoning
the herdsman, I pull on
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