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snapdragons!!

14 years ago

I went snapdragon hunting today (I had permission) But I want to be able to identify them. not just cool dk pink with a little yellow on the throat. Any ideas?

where I can look or should I just describe them (yellow with a bit of pink in the throat)

thanks

I dont want to post lamely

Maryann

Comments (2)

medontdo
14 years ago
you can go to name that plant forum and have a pic of them and they can help you :') ~medo
maps31
Original Author
14 years ago
thanks!!
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