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another C. Pradit Spot

18 years ago

This is the first bloom on my C Pradit Spot which is labeled Dark Prince but I'm pretty certain is actually 'Black Prince' AM/AOS. Got this one at the Fairchild Gardens show in spring of 06 and mounted it on cork. It took off and finally developed enough to bloom. The 3.5" flower is extremely fragrant. These are the ones that curl my toes. :>)

Marci

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