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Oil pastel
3.5 in. X 3.5 in.
2106
Out here on the west coast, we have North America's answer to holly: Oregon grape. It gets beautiful yellow flowers that turn into deep grey-blue berries. In the winter, many of the leaves turn from their usual glossy green into bright scarlet. When covered with hoar frost, they are a gorgeous sight indeed.
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