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This caught my eye at the local nursery and I decided to leave it on the shelf as I don't do annuals. I went home and read
about them and went back a couple days later to get one. I needed something to take the spot that used to be our Datura Missouri Marble show stopper. The roots are still there so I think it's still alive. Any how I got this new plant and wow!! It has stop folks in their tracks. I did get a D. MM replacement but it's not the same. :bawl:
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Quite nice, but I've never been a fan of sals. (I'm honest if nothing else :beer: )
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I love you for being honest!! I wasn't a fan until I saw the burgendy one but they didn't have anymore of them so I
opted for the red.
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