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Old 04-07-2020, 11:41 PM
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Sweet!! Kim you would love it down in the Redlands...the guys and gals down there make so many little crosses of these plants. No names, just described by traits; color, size, frequency of bloom etc.

I have a bunch all over the house. I’ll get some pics.

How big are these flowers? They look quite a bit bigger than the usual?
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Sweet!! Kim you would love it down in the Redlands...the guys and gals down there make so many little crosses of these plants. No names, just described by traits; color, size, frequency of bloom etc.

I have a bunch all over the house. I’ll get some pics.

How big are these flowers? They look quite a bit bigger than the usual?
I didn't measure. I want to say near to 1.1/2" NS.
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