New Guinea with seed pod
17 years ago
I know Mr. Impatien said it was unusual for a NG to have a seed pod... but I still looked... and low and behold...
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I'm pleased even though there were only 3 seeds in the pod... it's something! I can't wait for spring to see
what the seeds do! :)
BTW, totally LOVING the new guineas - starting to look a little ratty, but they've been going all summer looking
fantastic... No complaints here.
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