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Thanks Everybody ! I thought this would be a popular grouping of Keith's so many fun things in this batch

Evelyn.. We are done with snow here for the year but very early still have had April snows here although they don't last long ..caught a couple shrubs budding out already and showing Green wish they would slow down the late frosts are very tough on things here hoping my fruit trees will stay dormant it froze the blooms off of them last year and I want to enjoy seeing the spring trees flower this year one of the perks of being on Quarantine in the country

Debra.. I think you need to send him a note on that one with a recommendation of it making next years line up seems to be the pick of the group

Barbara.. Do you have his Black Lipstick ? it is very good and the parent of 15-37

Les.. There are a couple others from the 12-10 cross that are very good that may be in the running but they were not blooming yet so no updated pic's it is very late group another reason why I like them always trying to find plants to extend the season 13-58J is a Mood Ring Child lot's of neat and diffrent things blooming from it hopefully you were able to see some of the others while you were there.

Tom..

Marilyn.. Welcome back glad you dropped in to join us and congrats on life in the Mountains it sounds awesome and your right we do have an advantage perfect time of the year to be told not to leave home as I'm always wanting more garden time in early spring so while some maybe going crazy it's been a really nice break I might finally get caught up for once on projects around here stay in touch and if you decide you want some plants this summer reach out to me here.
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Sherry.. your bloom season has been running late the past couple years I get lucky and it is very late this year so I can still visit ..another month or so and hopefully things return to normal again will be disappointed if I miss out on Joe's seedlings and your Sherbert