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susaninthegarden

Baby Seedlings

18 years ago

I don't know how you guys have yours so big but I am still very proud of these.

One is a cutting from last year spring and is really slow growing but the four seedlings are new this year.

One seedling has a little bud so cant resist posting if I can get a picture to come up!

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This is the bud rose plant.

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These are the roses new pots.

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