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Difference between Frosty and Don Miller

16 years ago

Does anyone have any pictures of, or could describe the difference between Don Miller and Frosty? I have pictures of both in a book and one plant labeled Don Miller and another I *thought* was Frosty, but the pictures and plants all look the same. Help!

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greenelbows1
16 years ago
I've been watching this hoping you'd get an answer. I've grown Don Miller--a beauty!--but I'd never heard of Frosty. Found a picture on the Glasshouse Works site, and it looks similar, but I'd want to see them side by side. Hope somebody will stop by who knows!
odyssey3
Original Author
16 years ago
I had a Frosty last year and it mildewed on me. I have Don right now, and it looks just like that Frosty. I'm hoping somebody grows them both and can tell if they are the same or not.
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