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In looking back at the photos this must have been a plant that they used at the WOC...
Attached are the photos from the blooming last year. |
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:wow That second one is a calendar candidate, for sure! :clap:
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Thanks Sue!
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Hey Royal,
Did you notice the slight notches on my petals ? Is this normal ? I've looked at both the amabilis and the aphrodite and I'm still confused... To me mine either looks like neither one, or a cross between the 2 ?! |
It is hard to identify unless you have checked many real wild type species.
These two species had been introdued to the gardening for a long time. Any commercial type has been changed from the original. For me only the wild type can be identified. The points are 1. callus 2. lips 3.habitat |
It is hard to identify unless you have checked many real wild type species.
These two species had been introdued to the gardening for a long time. Any commercial type has been changed from the original. For me only the wild type can be identified. The points are 1. callus 2. lip 3.habitat |
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Great links, Ted. I love that site!
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I happened aross that site around 2000 and keep going back to it.
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