Can you guess what this flower will look like once it opens? Or, what color it will be? It is a real beauty, and it's scent is amazing! I will post a picture when it opens fully.
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I garden in the Central Valley of California, zone 9/10. Although I can harvest all year, my growing season is 240 days long. My average rainfall is 11 inches a year, with most of it in the spring. My frost dates are November 30 and March 30.
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