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- Claire Splan
- Alameda, California, United States
- I'm an Alameda native with a deep appreciation for the joys of gardening in sandy soil and a Mediterranean climate. This is where I share my gardening successes and frustrations (of which there are many), as well as news of gardening events and developments in and around the San Francisco Bay Area. E-mail me at CASplan@sbcglobal.net.
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I like the color, but that's about it.
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