New Hybrids

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  1. bethie

    bethie Young Pine

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    This beauty is new. It's "Intensia Star Brite" Phlox.
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    A new petunia. "Supertunia Rasberry Blast". These are both such beauties.
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  3. eileen

    eileen Resident Taxonomist Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    Oh Bethie they really are beautiful. :D I've taken a note of their names so that I can look for them while I'm on holiday. :-D
     
  4. cajunbelle

    cajunbelle Daylily Diva

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    Now that's really luscious. I love them. Is the phlox annual or perennial?
     
  5. bethie

    bethie Young Pine

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    It's annual phlox so easily affordable.
     



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  6. zuzu's petals

    zuzu's petals Silly Old Bat Plants Contributor

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    WOW! Those are knockouts! :-D
     
  7. CourtneyG

    CourtneyG Seedling

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    whoa nellie. i love the colors!!
     
  8. Netty

    Netty Chaotic Gardener Plants Contributor

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    Gorgeous colors! I love phlox, ALL of them! LOL
     
  9. Polly

    Polly Thumb Gardener

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    Very pretty phlox. I'll have to look for it when the time comes here to plant.
     

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