NOID & named Japanese Morning Glory
ruthz
13 years ago
Gray Morning Mist
All the flowers so far have been about 2", I thought they would be bigger
Cocoa Brown Silk , love this one
a beautiful noid gray mixed in with Cocoa Brown Silk
A very lt. pink noid mixed in with Ukigumo
dwarf white picotee , 2 flowers and no seeds so far
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