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| The parents. As I've crossed these with each other again and again I can't rightly say which is the mother and which is the father. | |||
"Ett" from the side |
"Ett" frontal view |
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"Ett" has its very own way in dealing with spent blossoms. The petals are neatly rolled up into prongs. "Ett", by the way, means One in Swedish. |
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