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Second Amaryllis in Bloom (White)
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Labels: Bulbs and Tubers, Cut and Forced Flowers
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4 comments:
Hi HG
Oh, I love it, it's gorgeous do you know the name?
TYRA
Tyra,
Sorry, I actually don't know the name. I bought the bulbs at a local discount store.
-Heirloom Gardener
Beautiful!!!
Lovely!
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