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16 years ago

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love_savannah
16 years ago
I say, they'e clumps of beauty. Very nice!
cactusmcharris, interior BC Z4/5
16 years ago
Brad,

I hadn't noticed, but you grow Sempervivums, too! Good that it's cool enough there....but my heart belongs to your first pic, you know, the superbum one. Such a jewel out of flower and a little more so in!
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greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a
16 years ago
Thanks for sharing these eye-watering delights!
A great way to start a grey day!

Josh
dav4vid
16 years ago
If we're voting, count one for the Euphorbia polygona. I love plants that look most alien. Thanks for sharing... but please tell me how you arrange the thumbnails like that from photobucket.
TT, zone 5b MA
16 years ago
Hi -

Is that really E. Polygona? I have a plant that I thought was E. Inconstantia or Horrida (though it is now popping with red flowers...) that looks a whole lot like this clump...

In any case, very nice clumps!

Tom
norma_2006
16 years ago
I love the clumps, oh yeah and the pictures. Thanks for sharing. Most Semps. don't do well here. So I'm very jealous. Norma
hoovb zone 9 sunset 23
16 years ago
Nice clumps!

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