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Sat, Apr 12, 03 at 9:09
| Last year, I had a burgundy camellia bloom with stong blues at the petal base of many of the flowers. This year, I saw hints of that, but not as strongly. Can anyone explain why this might happen and how I can encourage it?
Thanks for you help. |
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| Hi Can't explain it but check the acidity level of the soil. High acid levels will cause "Bluish "strains of roses to be much bluer. Gary |
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