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Beerhog, 1st blossom!

16 years ago

Hi Beerhog,

The first blossom opened at dusk! The smell is incredible! I'm hooked for always. Thank you.

Kat

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beerhog
16 years ago
Glad you are enjoying it. Did I give you the pink and the white ones also? If not let me know. I am going to come up the the garden at Fayetteville sometime and cna bring you cuttings.
kadasuki
Original Author
16 years ago
Hi, isn't it pretty. The plants that have the leaf like this one, jagged, all have little buds. The oval leafed plants have no buds so I've no idea what color they will be. Your guess is bettern than mine since they came from you. But I will like them what ever color they turn out. I'd love cuttings when you come up.
Do you still have my cell number?
Kat
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beerhog
16 years ago
The oval shaped ones are either pink or white. The white one gets a lot taller than the pink. No I have lost your cell number.
kadasuki
Original Author
16 years ago
The oval cuttings are smaller than the CG you gave me that has started to bloom, though not by a lot.
Cell is 640-5342. Looking forward to seeing ya. Hey need any Iris, daylillies, green lariope? I've got to divide them.
KK

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