Pretty NOID Tiarella
ConnieMay ON Z6a
11 years ago
Here is a pretty NOID Tiarella that I moved around several times before it finally decided to take off and give me a show this spring.
Anyone have this one? The Heucheras are Beaujolais and Caramel.
Connie May
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