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My Favourite Seedling

9 years ago

My favourite seedling this year is Belle of Ashwood x Belle Cook #5. I have been looking for a true baby ribbon pink and I found it in my own seedlings.

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organic_kitten
9 years ago
That is a very delicate pink and a lovely bloom.
kay
njmomma
9 years ago
oooh so perfect and purty!
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shive
9 years ago
Edward - Those are lovely pinks! Are all those photos of the same seedling, or are those sibs?
mantis__oh
9 years ago
A hard to find shade. Hope it has good bud count and vigor.
Edward_Kimball
Original Author
9 years ago
All the same seedling. So far the bud count has only been about 10.
maximus7116
9 years ago
It's a beauty!
Nancy
9 years ago
How very pretty. I hope it gets better in the bud count, but it is so pretty it would be worth it anyway.
jean_ar
9 years ago
now that is a beautiful pink bloom. LOVE it.

jean
jkayd_il5
9 years ago
Very nice Edward.

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