December Bloom!
dementieva
11 years ago
Today SPICED CUSTARD opened its first bloom, and I promptly cut it and brought it inside. Of course it is a confused plant from Maryott's. I will also have some blooms on AMERICAN FREEDOM in a couple weeks.
Nate
SPICED CUSTARD paired with some crunchy peanut butter.
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