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Onamentals at Fred Meyer

9 years ago

So I was at Fred Meyer Tuesday, and look what I found out in front of the store.

The purple ones look like they could be Black Pearl although the foliage is a lot darker than mine at home.

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esox07 (4b) Wisconsin
9 years ago
The ones on the left certainly do look like Black Pearls. If we had a close up of the fruit, it would be easier to make a more definite ID. My Black Pearls are very dark. The newest growth starts out green and quickly changes to black.
Bruce
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