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Mar 28, 2016 9:26 PM CST
Name: Danita
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Ah, Black Swallowtail Butterflies must give you nightmares, then! Hilarious!
The symbolic meanings of Parsley include "useful knowledge" and "joy" so that seems accurate. You are a fount of useful knowledge and joy to have around. Green Grin!

The 'Apricot' went from a deep, orange-y apricot to a pale, buttery yellow with age. I read, somewhere, that 'Lowry's Peach' doesn't fade as much with age. Does it seem likely that these are two different forms? I've not seen the 'Lowry's Peach' in person yet.

Thanks! Big Grin
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