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Perennial identification

10 years ago

Does anyone have an idea what this is?

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lola-lemon
10 years ago
Heliotrope. Maybe something like Marino blue.
NHBabs z4b-5a NH
10 years ago
Since heliotrope is only supposed to be hardy in zones 10 and above, you might not find that it overwinters in colder years.
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