Mystery Flower in Nova Scotia
alys_esmond USDA 5b Toronto
9 years ago
Visiting family in Nova Scotia and touring the garden with my mom I sakes what that pretty flower is...
She doesn't know because it is a "volunteer" taken from the property line with the neighbour.
Any thoughts? She thinks it was purchased, it's perennial and is spreading.
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