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2 Response to Let the games, begin
Beautiful!
No question is stupid. Sure, there are some Americans who plant red and blue together. I even noticed tonight that there is a nice red and purple tulip blend available in the Colorblends catalog - but it is still rarely seen. Red and white is more common.
I was going to mention Christo - glad you did!
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