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From: The Boston Globe
Date: 19990313
Author:Patti Doten, Globe Staff
Beatrix Potter's animal characters haven't exactly come to life, but they have come to town, peering out of the greenery.
Potter's Jeremy Fisher has brought his fishing pole, and has taken up residence on a lily pad in a pond at the Bayside Exposition Center in Dorchester. The storybook frog is accompanied by cats, dogs, hedgehogs, an owl, and, of course, Peter Rabbit and Benjamin Bunny -- all large topiaries.
Sculpted by Jim Showers, a floral design artist from Elizabethtown, Pa., the playful creatures were brought to New England by the Massachusetts Horticultural Society as a focal point for ...
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