Manning seedling from garden web swap.
lisa_3
11 years ago
Someone here traded me this seedling (I don't remember who)a couple years ago. I just know it was a Manning seedling they had gotten from Sunday Sandals X Open My Eyes. It has just been great this year. It is on it's second set of rebloom. Like everything else this year, it was a little short, but it's still blooming this week.
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