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Double white blooming

16 years ago

A few pics of my Double White who is blooming now.

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taz56
16 years ago
Wow ! lucky you its so pretty!
Susan
haase
16 years ago
Very nice indeed. It is a "Candida?"
Ingrid
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chena
16 years ago
The Thought of even having Blooms excites me..LOL WOW! Beautiful!!! How is the scent?..

Kylie
hong2007
16 years ago
mine is just waken up :(
sandysseeds007
16 years ago
Aren't you the lucky one, Pat! Mine are just waking up to.
Just little yellow branches growing in the dark basement, whining away for sun. Good ol' Cali weather...

Thanks for the share - Sandy
figara
Original Author
16 years ago
The smell is sweet and not to strong.

I had it outside all winter except for one or two days when we had freezing temps:-)
siam_cannas
16 years ago
Very pretty!
eloise_ca
16 years ago
Beautiful Pat! I bet you are happy watching those blooms!
danasplants
16 years ago
one or two days of freezing weather how lucky glad someone had it good you proably never get that low temp wise? Was a very bad winter still not over for some. Awesome bloom they sure do have a great scent thanks for sharing!

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