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Those look really lovely. I like that the spike extends a good way beneath the plant, which helps display the blooms wonderfully. And I can imagine that the fragrance is wonderful also. Congratulations.
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Thank you Steve. This is my third year of blooming and each time the blooms extend lower than the previous year. Not sure if a maturity feature that improves as the plant grows larger.

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