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Margo Pullman was willing to wait for her Eden. Never one to rush into anything headlong, the artist/floral designer put all her pieces in order before diving into fully designing her own backyard. But that’s the way Pullman rolls. She had a vision for her 1 1/2-acre West Newbury garden, and she waited patiently until a house addition was complete before swinging fully into action. In the meantime, she did a lot of gardening in containers. And that activity proved to be an internship for the container-rich garden that she ultimately fashioned. Currently, Pullman is the vice-chair of the Museum of Fine Art Associates, responsible
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