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In this video, join me as I tour Kathy Hornbuckle's extraordinary home, where her expertise in growing conifers in the southeast is unparalleled. With the largest conifer collection I've ever seen, Kathy showcases hundreds of rare and mature specimens throughout her yard. I'm excited to share this journey with you and hope you find as much joy ...
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