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It will be interesting to know if the dry flower can be used to grow a new plant. Btw, this plant is so sweet :-) And, TQ for your comment on Crape Myrtle. It was really helpful for me.
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty. I tried it once and it did not like it here so I'll have to enjoy it in yours.
ReplyDeleteSteph - You are welcome.
ReplyDeleteTina - I think it is a evergreen plant, but it likes warm weather.