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Painter, gardener, and floral designer Margo Pullman calls her West Newbury garden an “artist’s garden.” Wandering through it will show you why in the lushest way possible. “The thing I’m attracted to most, in painting, gardening, and flower arranging, is color first,” she explains. There are warm and cool greens; whites that seem to glow at dusk; 80 varieties of showy dahlias; a trellis dripping with climbing roses; flowers that attract brightly colored birds, bees, and butterflies; and hemlock and Japanese maples. There are layers of texture, too, thanks to stone walls, brick paths, a standing fountain, and sculptural elem
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