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Posted on February 23, 2010 by Mark

Sunny Puget Sound

The last few days have been uncharacteristically sunny and dry, with daytime temperatures reaching 55 and night time lows of 35.  The seedlings in the greenhouse have responded to the sunlight with a spurt of growth.

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