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Chickensonmars
Sep 2, 2014 7:51 PM CST
Name: Brian
Mendocino county, California (Zone 8b)
Butterflies Region: California Farmer Lilies Pollen collector Plant and/or Seed Trader
Vegetable Grower Garden Ideas: Level 1
The above photo is of Blossom-end Rot.
Catfacing is quite different and often looks like the face of a cat.
Wated! Seeds of species Hippeastrum, Lilium and Narcissus. Contact me anytime.

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