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Winter in the Central Garden

By Annelisa Stephan | Published: December 20, 2010

Foliage of Eschscholzia california in the rain in the Central Garden at the Getty Center

The Getty’s outdoor spaces are never more beautiful than in the colder months. More»

Also tagged Central Garden, gardening, horticulture, winter 10 Responses

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