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Tue, Mar 7, 06 at 14:29
| It was described in a book I found, Southern Living, but not pictured. White flowers, heirloom, smells like vanilla and cloves. That is all there is to go on. She called it a Spice Pink, but that isnt the real name. Does anyone have an idea of what this might be? Just sounded great and I love scented plants for my rose garden. Thanks to all that might know... Mandy |
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- Posted by nyvoices99 z5zip14830 (My Page) on Wed, Mar 8, 06 at 12:09
| Hi Mandy, If you post this over on Name That Plant, I am sure they will tell you in less than a day..:)Anita |
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| The folks at name that Plant are the best. What comes to mind is any number of cottage pinks. They have evergreen/blue gray foliage, have a clove like fragrance, and come in shades and combinations of pink, white and reds. Sue |
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