more June flowers blooming.........................
deangreen
9 years ago
Above shows two different days of a seedling out of Siloam David Kirschoff, the second was a cooler wet morning and what color, but I think it's more faded otherwise...below is another seedling 2nd year eval....
photos below are Annealed Metal Eye and Siloam Ebony Doll. ÃÂ I've always like the Dr. Pepper colors of ÃÂ S. Ebony Doll
first year seedling below but a rainy day...............
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