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  1. September 6th, 2004, 10:57 PM #1
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    Frances blew by with just a little rain and a nice breeze....

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    Excellent blooms.

    Good to hear you haven,t been "blown away".
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    oh, I should mention that these have a fragrance reminiscent of peaches and apricots...not as intense as some Gongora, though...you have to be a few inches away to smell the fragrance. My Gongora quinquenervis, OTOH, has a fragrance that can be smelled across the house.

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    Last I heard, this latest storm doesn't bode well for Florida--Prem, hope things will be ok for you there.... Floofy, you too...
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    Well, Ivan didn't do much damage here this far to the east of landfall...the winds did strip all the flowers off the present spike of my Gongora galeata....but there are 12 more spikes to go, so I'm not overly-worried.

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