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Jul 30, 2011 3:22 PM CST
Name: Leon
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Neal, Blooms on this NOID are much, much larger than Rubrum Species. The species rarely grow more than 3-4 ft. in height with blooms half the size of this NOID. Here are some pictures that are eye-level with me of the NOID. I would guess the flowers measure about 7 or even 8 inches across, and the petals are not as tightly reflexed as the species. The species seem to nod toward the ground, and I actually held the bottom center flower up to get that picture.

NOID PICTURES

Thumb of 2011-07-30/TBGDN/d3c6de Thumb of 2011-07-30/TBGDN/e9b6f6 Thumb of 2011-07-30/TBGDN/424471

Here are pictures of the species rubrum.

Thumb of 2011-07-30/TBGDN/164644 Thumb of 2011-07-30/TBGDN/9ea54f Thumb of 2011-07-30/TBGDN/91d9c9
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