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Seedling pictures

11 years ago

These are some survivors from the May freeze.

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User
11 years ago
Coming on strong there. Love the round leafed 3rd picture a lot. Will it be among those soon to be sold?
Gesila
11 years ago
Very nice Rob.

I was thinking about you when we were covering everything up a couple of weeks ago. Our hostas are just starting to look good again.

Gesila
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roblksd
Original Author
11 years ago
The 4th picture is a plant that will probably be available in a few years. Gesila, The north east part of my garden was destroyed in that last freeze.My seedling section was very bad also but was more protected and has bounced back great with all the rain we have had. Rob

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