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Here's a display
of bright Asters.
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I'm not even
going to guess at the names of these flowers.
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This one is
called the Toad Lily. It was a tiny little flower. |
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The monochromatic plants were just as lovely. |
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I
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There were
many Cedar Waxwings flapping about, no doubt attracted by the
many berries on the bushes.
Hummingbirds
also darted in and out of the leaves.
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Lastly, we
walked through the Yao Japanese Garden, named for Bellevue's sister
city in Japan.
It combines
the use of some northwest plants with those that are native to
Japan.
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"Man
did not weave the web of life, he is merely a strand in it."
In these fast-paced
times, it's refreshing to see a group like the Bellevue Botanical
Garden Society caring for this earth.
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