A few FFOs, Clums, Twins
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12 days ago
Best Fernstone Clump so far
Marseilles Watercolor Clump
Colorado Moon fire clump two to a side
FFO: Roman Cohort
FFO: Samurai Silk (old Munson)
FFO: Moonlit Masquerade
FFO: Gemstone Red (not a great bloom)
Geometric Wizard Trio
FFO Texas Carnival Dance
Tavaris Multicolor clump with Niobe clematis and million bells in front.
Water Drops had an FFO but it isn't very good
and Dragonfly Tattoo double
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