Surviving plants grace Castle Valley with colorful blossoms

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Although temperatures have plummeted in the past few days, flowers continue to bloom on plants managing to survive the cold nights. But as cooler weather continues to roll across the Castle Valley area, Mother Nature's colorful foliage will soon be disappearing rapidly from the local landscape

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