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hoosier_nan

The season is winding down

4 years ago

Our season here is winding down. Not much is blooming now and rebloom will probably be sparse this year because we still haven't had adequate rain.


Gryphon Prague Gothic is a nice big bloom.


I keep taking pictures of Impassioned. I really like this one. It's too bad that there is always a picture of the gator in the background.



Deadliest Catch is a late bloomer.



This seedling is Raggedy Man X Sonoran Desert Rose. There is a large group of seedlings of the same parentage. They range in color from peachy orange to pink.


That's all for me.

Nancy

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