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Love the photos, esp. the one of you looking all satisfied and barefoot in the garden. :)
Wonderful pics. Wonderful flowers!
Lovely flowers. What are those astonishingly tall red ones in the last picture?
I'm having rhizome envy.
RJ: they are Crocosmia "Lucifer," one of my favorites.
I can mail you some corms next time we divide them (in the fall). Very easy to grow, and the hummingbirds love 'em.
Wow. My crocosmia don't do anything like that. They're lucky to hit 14". Do let me know when you divide them. I love my saffron/citron crocosmia--but they're nothing on the "lucifer"
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