Heritage first bloom!
boncrow66
9 years ago
I am out of town but my hubbie set me this pic of the first bloom on Heritage this morning. I'm so glad he sent me a pic but I hate I am not there to see it for myself, kind of crazy I know but I have been waiting for it to bloom and it's like missing your kid take their first step lol. I'm sure I will have plenty of chances to see more bloom and I'm just excited it finally had it's first bloom and wanted to share with everyone. Have a great day!
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