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May 24, 2011 10:57 AM CST
Name: BlueFox
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I've had two varieties that did the 'twinning' thing Lynn - Saga, and Ruby Heart both have a couple of chicks that are like this. It's like conjoined twins, maybe they can't be surgically separated. Thumbs down

Here are some Whirl-i-gig clumps - they are so ugly. The tall stem is half rotten inside where I ripped it open, and there was even a tiny slug inside it! These rosettes never seem to bloom, so these are really old, like about four years at least.
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The smaller rosettes are better, but tiny (each of these is max half inch across)

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Fuzzy Wuzzy has variable cresting, some chicks seem normal, others have the crests. It's about 50% of each right now.

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This is Ruby Heart with two twinned rosettes, and Saga (bottom pic) with one. These also don't seem to bloom.

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