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Default Best cut flower!

A while back I posted an "ID this plant" query. It was identified by
you nice people as "Godetia".

This has been the most prolific, most long-lasting, most outright
gorgeous flower in my garden. It just won't quit!

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A while back I posted an "ID this plant" query. It was identified by
you nice people as "Godetia".

This has been the most prolific, most long-lasting, most outright
gorgeous flower in my garden. It just won't quit!

HB
If you've done well with Godetias you should also have a look out next spring for 'Clarkia', these are the same family as Godetias but they tend to grow much taller (around 2-2 1/2 feet) and they will flower their socks off for months!
And because they have longer more erect stems, they make excellent cut flowers!


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