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Kelly Ann

15 years ago

Kelly Ann took her time this year. Last year this plant blossomed first and a lot from just a cutting. I think she doesn't like her new home. I don't know why the lower leaves look so bad. Maybe next year I'll do the fertilizer and watering thing. This year I had the garden at a place that I bought down the street and am remodeling. No water yet. I have also had a few health problems but am doing better now.

Bill

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imcanadian
15 years ago
WOW,thats a beauty! Congrats.
Ament
15 years ago
Even with the slightly ratty leaves this one is gorgeous Bill. Glad to hear you are doing better. :) Just Love your brugs and all the other lovelies you have.

~Tina
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huneybunch_2000
15 years ago
love the color of this one, very pretty
mnwsgal
15 years ago
Very nice. I prefer removing the bottom leaves so the stem is bare and more tree like though this year I have let my cuttings keep their bottom leaves unless the leaves look bad.
I find the edges crisp like that when it has been very hot and they need more water.
chena
15 years ago
Absolutely beautiful..Please Keep posting them!!!!

Kylie

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