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February bloomers

18 years ago

The 1st-time bloom Slc cross was quite a challenge to capture actual colors because it is like glowing magenta-red when under direct light. So far no fragrance can be detected...

The next one is a 2nd-time bloom which is a more darker copper-red color than the previous flowering. Very fragrant...

Enjoy!

-Harvey

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