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Debra... We can never have too many ruffles preferrably in a wide assortment of color.

Maryann... LOL too funny will see what the future brings no plans for that anytime soon there are lot's of beautiful things that are coming from Oregon and California that are the total package, wait until we get to the pictures from Joe's and Kieth's gardens you will have a lot to get excited about from them over the next couple years and I hope I can convince you to make a couple crosses yourself this spring at home its a lot of fun and gives us all something to do and look forward to over the long winter months. If it wasn't for Paul sharing the process with us years ago on Cubits I would have never tried,(Thanks Again Paul !!) once I figured out how easy it really is I have had a blast watching them grow from a seed to bloom.

Barbara.. Thanks !!! Glad you like them

Jane.. That's disapointing I too have had plants act like that try digging it up next year and moving it too a different part of the garden it may perform better in a new location was really surprised this year after moving all my plants too there new home some that looked poor previously really took off and shocked me how much they increased and grew, some times all they need is some fresh dirt Do you have Magical yet if not remind me in the spring I will have plenty of it to share again and for ruffled pinks it's the one.

Richard.. LOL Thanks

Tom.. Just Witchery passes on it's form in all sorts of colors some of the best stuff that bloomed here came from it this year I Have high hopes for the rest of them that didn't bloom.