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    find one on the Internet through images, cut and paste onto words, enlarge it, and take a picture of it, hey they'll never know

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    		#64995   2008-05-21 14:34 GMT      
    A yew tree is a common evergreen landscaping plant. You see it growing very common in fouNdation front yard plantings. It is a relative of the Douglass Fir Tree and feels soft like one too. Now it has yellow tips of new needles on it and it grows like a vase.
    I included a image result from google image to give you an idea on how this plant looks. GOOD LUCK!
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