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1st blooms of the season (2nd attempt to post)

15 years ago

I thought I finally figured out how to post a picture. I guess I did something wrong. So, I will try again. This is the first to bloom this season. Nothing fancy, but it still is quite nice. I don't know what variety it is, if someone knows, please tell me.

Happy growing,

Rick

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Yeah, it worked!! (the top picture came out too large, still trying to figure this out)

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plumcr8zy
Original Author
15 years ago
Everyone,
Sorry this posted twice. I'm still trying to figure out how to post pictures. In the preview, the top picture was quite large, now both are the same size. Sort of confusing to me.
Again my apologies,
Rick
kbauman
15 years ago
Hi rick,
You did fine. When you save to photobucket..on the html square click it, will say copy, min your site..then when you go in to put in a message when done, touch the screen with your mouse and the code of your photobucket picture will come in..then in preview you can see it./post. you did good..I think its Aztec gold or celadine, not sure which. Both beautiful flowers.
Karen B
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qatpaw
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Nice blooms! They look really large in the picture. I'm thinking they might be Celedine. I think the Aztec Gold would be almost all yellow. I have one that I'm hoping blooms this summer. I'll post pics if it does.
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