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phyleux

Marigold & Sunflower

20 years ago

Flagstaff Marigold

I love these Marigolds - nice color and about 4ft tall.

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American Giant Sunflower

Not as tall as I thought they'd get. About 8 ft, supposed to get over 12 feet. I don't have too much luck with hybrid types; they never get as tall as they are supposed to. Next year I think I will go back to Russian Mammoths.

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