Can't waiting to see the flowers open
Melody26
10 years ago
Hello everyone,
I am new here.
I received 10 cuttings from my cousin who's in HI last November. 8 of them rooted very successfully. Non of them I know the name. I can't waiting to see how the flowers look like on this one.
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