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A woman in a green dress is browsing the arrangements inside the Cobble Hill Flower Shop, and her dog has been left to wait by the door, lead in hand, nose pressed to the glass. Every shelf and window box is crammed with tulips, roses, violets and potted posies in a proper jumble of pinks, yellows and blues.
It's the sort of build where you'll want to sort by colour first — the pinks alone could keep you busy for an evening — before working out to the pale blue shopfront and lettering for the edges. Barbara Behr has packed in enough small details, from the little dog's collar to the individual blooms in each pot, that it's worth taking your time over.
Good one for anyone who likes a garden or florist scene but fancies something with a bit more going on than a straightforward flower bed.
The densely packed flower displays and repeating pots, leaves and blooms in similar colour groupings make sorting tricky despite the bright palette.
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