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Old 09-13-2009, 11:58 AM
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A primary cross and an older one, but good color and a form that I like (I like druryi hybrids):

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Oooh, I was quite suprised what a vibrant green it looks. Really fantastic, I love it
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Is that a second bud forming below the flower?
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Beautiful ! Great photo Ron!
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Striking stripes !!
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Thanks, Nenella and Rosie, for your comments, and, yes, Rosie, that is a second bud. It almost always produces two flwoers, though that must be from the primulinum parent.
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A primary cross and an older one, but good color and a form that I like (I like druryi hybrids):

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Great job growing Ron! I too have one of these and liked it so much that I HAD to have a druryi.
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i,ve got it oo. nice one Ron. what i like about thep drury is that it,s dorsal is not droopy
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