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Rufous In the rain

flowerpowereverett

21 years ago

I can stand a little rain as long as these little Rufous hang around a little while longer. Ruth

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sarahbn
21 years ago
Very nice I see one of your pineapple sages is blooming! Sarah
flowerpowereverett
Original Author
21 years ago
Thanks. Actually, this is the earlier blooming Honeydew Sage. I doubt that my Pineapple Sage will never bloom. Ruth
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sarahbn
21 years ago
Looks lovely! I don't think I planted one this year if I did it died. I'm waiting for my pineapple sage too I'm sure yours will bloom you have the perfect climate for it. Sarah
Paribear
21 years ago
Great pictures, thanks for sharing.

Raindrops keep falling on my head...
susan82
20 years ago
Lovely.

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