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Old July 11, 2012   #1
wingnut
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One of my favorite from a landscape plant aspect. medium sized very compact with numerous flowering points. If no other diploids are near it, it will not fruit and would hold it's flowers for WEEKS putting on a grand display from mid june to frost.

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