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Celebrating the legacy of Lady Bird Johnson
By Christopher Palmer and Electro-Fish Films
Published: March 12, 2012 -
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She did so much for myself, my children and my grandchildren to "Beautify America". I am saddened that more Americans today don't remember or know of her dedication to nature and the environment. I wish I could thank her, but instead I will thank her family for sharing her with us!
That blue flyer really doesn't do the Lady Bird Johnson wildflower legacy any justice.