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July 28, 2015 by sflowerdew

Extra! Extra! The CNPS “Native Plants Live Here” garden signs are now available en español!

Our fantastic new garden signs have gone bilingual! You now have a choice of English or Spanish when you purchase a CNPS “Native Plants Live Here!” sign for your garden!

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2 thoughts on “Extra! Extra! The CNPS “Native Plants Live Here” garden signs are now available en español!”

Susan Krzywicki | July 28, 2015 at 5:39 pm

Bueno! That’s great to see!!!!

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ho2cultcha | July 28, 2015 at 11:53 pm

yo quiero uno!

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