Identify plant #1 from Garden party?
organic_elizabeth_b
9 years ago
The plants that we got at the Garden party are fabulous, but unfortunately there is 1 that we didn't write good notes for. Can anyone help me identify the plant in the picture and the best way to plant it?
Many thanks,
Elizabeth
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