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4 comments:
I love how your plant looks. I wish there was one in my yard.
amazing flower!!
I started with one plant and now I have maybe 10 of them. They regenerate!!
amazing flower!!
Thanks, Irmian24. Yes, they are amazing flowers and like you, I know have several separate plants scattered about the garden. Now are blooming gloriously right now.
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