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Old 07-15-2014, 11:51 AM
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My Miltassia Sweet Senorita and Eplc. Butterfly Kisses 'Mendenhall' are both in spike. Miltassia is right on time and spikes in June every year. Eplc. Last bloomed in February and this is my first rebloom! These are both windowsill grown.
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Yeeeaahhhh! A great feeling indeed, good job.
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Spikes are exciting! Can't wait to see the flowers.
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