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10 years ago

Sorry, this is a duplicate question. Answers received already, thanks.

This post was edited by mosaiclady on Fri, Aug 2, 13 at 9:35

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rednofl
10 years ago
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foxglove12
10 years ago
I bought a yellow and a pink brug last year. planted in 14 gal. pots and they grew to about 6 ft high. I have a couple of dozen cuttings that are growing very well in soil. If there is anyone nearby with other colors I'd love to trade. Located in N.C. near S.C. border .I'm hooked on the Brugs & waiting to get them outside
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