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Stephani Baxter, left, of the Fallbrook Protea farm and Jean Trygstad clip protea flowers during a free picking event for guests.
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Stephani Baxter of the Fallbrook Protea farm selects protea flowers during a spring picking event for invited guests. With protea arrangement sales down due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Stephani and her husband Dave Baxter opened their grove of sugarbushes to selected guests for free picking while practicing social distancing, Saturday, May 2.
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Guests at the Fallbrook Protea farm search for their own choice of protea flowers during a free picking event offered by Stephani and Dave Baxter.
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Growing on a sloping hill at the Fallbrook Protea farm, a variety of sugar bushes with blooming protea flowers overlooks the Santa Margarita Preserve and De Luz.
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Paul Schuman selects an arrangement of protea flowers and filler during a free picking event at Fallbrook Protea.
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Anne Klentz shows her selection of protea flowers during a free picking event at Fallbrook Protea.
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Karla Standridge and her son Sam, 3, pick protea flowers during a free picking event at Fallbrook Protea.
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Protea flowers are in full springtime bloom as guests pick the flowers during a free picking event at the Fallbrook Protea farm.
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Marsha Meers surveys the grove of blooming sugar bushes at the Fallbrook Protea farm during a free picking event.
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