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18 years ago

I had to do some work in the atrium so I moved all the broms to one corner. I like the cluster look. Now I just need 4 times that many broms to put in there and get more clusters. Just when you think you have enough plants, you come up with reasons to buy more.

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hotdiggetydam
18 years ago
Nice group you have there winter...maybe add a N Shamrock it makes very nice cluster
LisaCLV
18 years ago
Who's the banded guy 2nd from right at the bottom? I can't tell if that's silver scurf or brown markings on green but it looks very nice.
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winterlager
Original Author
18 years ago
Lisa, I think it's Chantinii 'Dark DeLeon'.

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