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This years blooms: Part 2

10 years ago

Spiced Tiger..?...I think

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bigred
Original Author
10 years ago
Connection
bigred
Original Author
10 years ago
Lip Service(front)...Ziggy(back)
Brittie - La Porte, TX 9a
10 years ago
Spiced Tiger is faboosh!
organic_kitten
10 years ago
Lip Service is a pretty one, so is Striped tiger.
kay
iris_gal
10 years ago
I love you top one. (Not Spiced Tiger). The falls look almost sanded.
hosenemesis
10 years ago
I like Lip Service very much- it really glows.
bigred
Original Author
10 years ago
Lip Service is beautiful in bud too....stems and buds are purple/black.

I know that is Tiger something or something Tiger bur other than that...???. Tags degrade over time in the weather and just crumbled when I picked them up.
ripley529
10 years ago
Lip service is my favorite of these, but I tend to like all pink, purple, blue flowers the best :)

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