
Friday, January 26, 2007
A Holly Jolly January

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Nice article, I'm glad McLean Nursery was mentioned. I only wish there was room to cite my favorite Holly, Ilex x koehneana!
ReplyDeleteYes, so much I had to leave out for this short piece - I think have about 10 pages of notes I did not use. I will definitely be doing a much longer, indepth piece for the magazine at some point in the near future. They limit me to aboyt 700 words for the Examiner pieces - but I regualrly go over 1,000 + the photo captions :-)
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