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3 comments:
this loolks like a cross between the downy sunflower and the willow leaf sunflower (a lighter bloom) that we have down here.
OOps, I forgot to log out of my work account. Mike didn't say a thing. But Kirk says: this looks like a cross between the downy sunflower and willow leaf sunflower (a smaller bloom) that we have down here in central Arkansas.
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