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14 years ago

Can't stop with two posts but this is the last one for this bunch of pics!!
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Comments (3)

phatboyrose
14 years ago
Beautiful pictures, I enjoyed all three posts . THANKS for sharing and keep them coming. Harold
canadian_rose
14 years ago
I don't usually like single roses, but Flutterbye is really sweet looking! How big are the flowers?

Carol
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mommachelle
Original Author
14 years ago
Carol - I am including some more pics of Flutterbye below. The blooms are small 2 - 2 1/2 inches. I love how the color varies and that it is pretty disease resistant. This one was planted two years ago.
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