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| I know we are all getting enthralled with all the new sexy cultivars flooding our senses and I do love them. Just
wanted to share a few of the more classics I have blooming. The past week has been much cooler here in so cal thus less intense color Kimo 
sally moragne 
mary helen eggenberger 
lava flow 
moragne #93 
moragne #23  |
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| Hey, you worked out how to post multiple photos--that's great! They're beautiful, especially MHE and Lava Flow. LF is so tempting for me to buy! You're fortunate to have so many short plants blooming. I agree that we get caught up in the latest and greatest new cultivars and sometimes forget the older proven ones. Thanks for the pick-me-up! Jen |
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- Posted by funinthesunincl Z9 TX Gulf Coast (My Page) on Sat, Jul 16, 11 at 20:59
| Beautiful!!!!! Especially the Lava Flow which is one of my absolute favorite plumies...BUT, I LOVE them all!!!! They all look so nice & healthy even in your cool weather!!!! Good thing these beauties are sun/heat loving trees, because we have had plenty of that here!!! So many gorgeous blooms this year!!!! Classics are a 'Good Thing'!!!! Thanks for posting your pics! :) ~Mary Jane |
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| very lovely pictures. I lost my #93 a while back but it looked just like yours and it made me recall it. Bill |
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| Really nice pics! Well done! |
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- Posted by sunseeker53 10a CA USA (My Page) on Tue, Jul 19, 11 at 9:25
| Your flowers are just beautiful, Ellen! Thanks for posting them! Love Kimo and Moragne #93! |
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| Wow! |
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- Posted by loveplants2 8 (My Page) on Tue, Aug 9, 11 at 9:28
| Beautiful Pictures....Love the colors!! What great classics!!! I love them all...wish we could all have at least one of each!! LOL.... Take care everyone!! Laura in VB |
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| They are classics for a reason! I always hold off on buying the latest varieties until they have proven themselves by reading reviews over a few years. Congratulations! They are all stunning! Tony |
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- Posted by dave_in_nova VA zone 7a (My Page) on Wed, Aug 10, 11 at 8:42
| My wife and I really love our 'Kimo'. It has been a good consistent bloomer for us here in Virginia. It blooms for us every year. Many varieties don't always do that. We have more heat, so colors are more intense. Now I have to get a 'Mary Helen Eggenberger'. LOL! Great photos! |
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