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Love this seedling!

10 years ago

I know it's another yellow, but she's got pizazz! Love the darker scapes. It's just very cheery to me. Whatcha think? The scapes are strong and tall, too. Haven't taken a bud count yet...

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houstmag
10 years ago
I think you have a winner.
Linda
marricgardens
10 years ago
I see why you love that one! It's lovely. marg
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deangreen
10 years ago
yeah the dark scapes really make a difference and make it stand out. good job!
shive
10 years ago
It's a very nice UF with wonderful branching! Congratulations! Let us know how many buds it has later when you can see them all.

Debra
organic_kitten
10 years ago
Beautiful bloom. Very cheerful.

kay
newyorkrita
10 years ago
Very nice.
dani_plus_2
Original Author
10 years ago
I counted the buds....24. This plant is crowded so I bet it will have more once I move it. I tink it was a cross off the LA with Stars my destination and a Gossard white UF that I can't recall the name of right now.

Dani
deluxemoonpie
10 years ago
I love the dark scapes... I bought a seedling from Chris Darrow in VT that had wonderful dark red scapes. It makes the flower almost float in the air.

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