Tropicals & Tender Perennials: New lil Baby seedlings!!!!! Continuation!!, 1 by

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That pink is lovely Kim and it is wonderful to see your very own crosses doing so well ...my lazy little ones have finally started to get going now we have a few warmer days ...they sort of slept while it was cold and almost drowned in a storm while I was not here to cover them up ...but yes here are my first crosses too, my no name apricot (Grande Marnier look alike) and B.suavolens :)
I am really excited as you are, to know it really worked! whatever they turn out like! because it is good practice for playing around with the named crosses next year ...yes next year for us as we now go into autumn ...you never know it may be warmer than our summer has been. Well here they are poor little tykes shivered their way into life in difficult conditions but here they are :)
(psssst p :) I only have one son (wanted lots but was unable to due to complications) and he has given me 4 beautiful grandsons (one is in heaven ) and a wonderful magical granddaughter! and in the years I waited for a miracle ... my home was always full of happy laughter from everyones children ...there are so many children to love.:)
chrissy