B. Rosea's First Bloomer

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B. Rosea's First Bloomer

Post by kHT »

Well someone has a pink bloomer showing, too!!
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Wish I could keep my leaves looking like that. Don't you have any wind around your place?
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Loverly! You people grow some fantastic plants! Very nice! :D
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G, these are in a protective cove out front on the hot driveway. You should see the ones out back where the fence is down, let's just say I'm keeping the leaves stripped off until the fence goes back up. There are some in the north side of the bed that don't have leave damage so those are the better looking ones out back.
More bloomers to come as we are starting to see our spring work pay off. :wink:
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Post by tsneal »

So pretty. This one has done well for us.

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