I ordered Bee's Knees but it actually looks like...?
16 years ago
So as the subject line says: I ordered Bee's Knees but it actually looks like... well I don't really know. I'll let you all be the judge of that. There are actually some small pink streaks on the innermost petals that don't show up well in these pics - but I thought the pink was supposed to be on the outer petals?
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Is it possible this is the correct plant even though to coloring seems way off? They are pretty blooms, just not as shocking as I had imagined. Opinions?
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