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Brugmansia
token28001

It blooms!

token28001
14 years ago

I noticed the bud a couple weeks ago. It opened last night. The fragrance isn't quite as strong as it was in the yard this summer. This flower developed fully inside and has never seen the light of day. It's a lot smaller and less colorful too.

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Brenda's seedlings are coming up nicely. I can't wait!

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