Wild Eve & Golden Celebration
aprilscott12
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I cut two huge handfuls of these babies today!! I'm not a huge fan of yellows but GC is a beatiful shade right now.. more apricot to it than shows in the bright pic.
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7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoDecided to add a few more pics to this post :)
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Okie dokie! That's all for now! Hope you enjoy!
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