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  1. June 27th, 2008, 03:48 PM #1
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    Default Species Phals.

    The first one is lameligera second is amboinensis , Third Violacea alba . Thanks for looking .. Gin
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  2. June 27th, 2008, 03:56 PM #2
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    Violaceas are pretty!!! Love the amboinensis too. So nice Gin!!
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    The blooms of the Violacea Alba are beautiful!!
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    All are wonderful, Gin. My favorite would be the alba one! So nice!

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    So nice. I love the natural variety of color on species--funny how breeders will try for years to get the colors that mother nature just makes on her own.
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    The alba has the best scent spicy , you don't have to stick your nose in it Gin
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    i like the Violacia Alba. That hint of green on the tips of the petals and sepals is very pleasing.
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    Very nice! I like all 3 but especially the last 2
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    Love all three, great growing and nice pics Gin!
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    Default Hey girl!

    I really envy your variety!

    Way to go!!
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