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Garden_of_Mu
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Az Ap and others

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Az Ap - Ensminger, 1980, SDB, A cute little blue with deeper flecks. Blooms for a very long time. I read the other day that it is named after a TB called Azure Apogee. The creator thought this looked like an abbreviated version of that variety and hence, Az Ap.
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Sangreal making a lovely clump. Jacob Sass, 1935, IB, reblooms in fall too.
Sangreal making a lovely clump. Jacob Sass, 1935, IB, reblooms in fall too.
Red Orchid - Jacob Sass, 1934, IB, Sweet, richly colored variety.
Red Orchid - Jacob Sass, 1934, IB, Sweet, richly colored variety.
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That first one is too cute!! I like it the best....

Thanks again Mike :D
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Nice ones Mike!! More please. . . . .
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Beautiful!!! :cool: I really like Red Orchid. :D
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I recognize that Red Orchid! :D
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