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hartogken10

Baby bloom

9 years ago


First bloom on RS Arlekino that I started from a leaf late last fall. Just opened a couple days ago I suspect it might enlarge a little I don't have many whites so this is a welcome sight!

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  • 9 years ago

    Hi All, when I feel that I have too many of one type of AV, I give them away to the Parish Rummage Sale. It will happen at the end of this month, but I do not feel that I have any AVs to give this time. There will be a jade going. Maybe in the fall I will feel that there is some to give away. It least they get a home.

    Yolanda

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