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Brugmansia
karyn1_gw

Early Buds

karyn1
14 years ago

So far NOL, Swingtime, Rosalla and Rabadana (sp?) have buds but I'm not sure that they'll hold because they are so early. All but Swingtime have just recently put out foliage so I'm really surprised to see buds on any of them.

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