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Thu, May 24, 12 at 12:59
| This is a seed strain of echinacea that i started years back. The light form of these flowers is great and they hold high above the plant, so the wind keeps them bobbing around.
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- Posted by nevermore44 (My Page) on Sat, May 26, 12 at 0:06
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| The name fits perfectly with the flower. |
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- Posted by linlily z5/6PA (westmay2@verizon.net) on Sat, May 26, 12 at 12:01
| I think they are just adorable. I love your plant, with it's unusual petals and easy movement. I am always surprised when seeds here yield something I didn't expect. I had an Echinacea volunteer last year that produced a flower that looks like E. Tiki Torch. It has returned nicely and has just started blooming again. Definitely a keeper. And in another area, I had a Centaurea seedling, again a volunteer some 60 feet away from a Centaurea Alba, that bloomed a lavender purple. You definitely have a keeper there too. Linda |
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