last bloom
rox146
10 years ago
Happy Up and Coming New Year...2014. Just picked my last bloom today, we have had a heat wave for the last 2 days to 3 days and the plumes are very confused! We need the rain here in SoCal. Five months to go for my first blooms of 2014. Last year the first was Kaneohe Sunset.
Hope all have a safe, happy and most important healthy up coming year.....alohas, roxanne
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