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hybrid violas

17 years ago

I've got interbred Sonata, Antique Shades, Blue Heaven & Johny Jump Up viola seedlings coming up in my daylily pots this Spring & I'm so thrilled!! One cannot have too many violas... Here's a photo from this morning's bouquet that I'd thought y'all might enjoy:

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Happy planting, marea

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ninamora
17 years ago
wow, they're lovely. I adore violas too. I even go out and pick seedlings out of the lawn and transplant to the garden. I save seeds like crazy hoping for that one brilliant hybrid that will just make me smile everytime I see it. Now you know why they call them "heartsease"
Nina
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