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Re: Flowers From A Bad Sci-Fi Flick

As Alex would say, "holy moley ratit-rolley." And that color is natural?! That is the craziest thing ever.

Colors to go with... picking up the orange of the stamins or the pinky color of the buds? Or maybe due to pruning hazzard and odity factor it is a statement of itself in the garden?

How often does it bloom?