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Old 06-13-2008, 09:11 AM
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Smile Cirrhopetalum Ann Black Berry (Rotchild X Longissimum)

This hybrids is well known very beautiful crossing between C. Rothchildianum and C.Longissimum. Free flowering and very tough plants. Warm grower attached strongly to rambutan barks.
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very nice! I think it would have been better as a separate post though
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very nice! I think it would have been better as a separate post though
I think so too and so I moved it. Pretty Blooms!

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Oh that's so pretty.........
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Cirr. Elizabeth Ann " Buckleberry " FCC/AOS ( rothschildianum x longissimum )
It's very pretty & grown many years can be come show plant.
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