FFF71 - PANDOREA JASMINOIDES

Pandorea jasminoides is a species of woody climbing vine in the family Bignoniaceae. It is native to New South Wales and Queensland, Australia. It forms large pointed pods filled with papery seeds. It is easy to germinate, having two-lobed dicotyledons. It grows in USDA zones 9 and 10. Flowers range from magenta through to white, often with a darker trumpet, and produce a fragrant, jasmine-like scent. Their petals can grow up to 55mm long.  Pandorea is slow growing at first, but will cover a reasonable distance once established.

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1.	Jeannette St G	10.	Sara Chapman in Seattle, 2nd entry	19.	Kristina Eriksson	28.	A Student Gardener - Mexico vacation
2.	Emille/Jesh	11.	BirgittaB	20.	doris	29.	Rajesh, India
3.	NixPixMix	12.	guild-rez Canada	21.	Ingmarie We/Refugium	30.	ann nz
4.	Gunilla	13.	Bernie in Australia	22.	beagleAnnie	31.	A Wondering Star
5.	Tina´s PicStory	14.	Jama-Singapore	23.	Wisteria in full bloom	32.	Moni
6.	Xavi	15.	Carole M.	24.	HoodPhoto OR-USA	33.	Regina
7.	Magic Palm	16.	Anneli	25.	Lotta
8.	Liz (mlc)	17.	Elin, Norway	26.	Antara India
9.	Sara Chapman in Seattle USA	18.	Simone, Germany	27.	Luna Miranda

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FFF70 - CYCLAMEN

Cyclamen persicum, the Persian cyclamen, is a species of flowering herbaceous perennial plant growing from a tuber, native to rocky hillsides, shrubland, and woodland up to 1,200 m above sea level, from south-central Turkey to Israel and Jordan. It also grows in Algeria and Tunisia and on the Greek islands of Rhodes, Karpathos, and Crete, where it may have been introduced by monks. Cultivars of this species are the commonly seen florist's cyclamen.

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1.	Karen, Pixel Posts	10.	robert geiss	19.	Luna Miranda	28.	Susan
2.	NixPixMix	11.	ann	20.	Bernie in Australia	29.	June @ Inspired by
3.	Magic Palm	12.	BirgittaB	21.	Tina, Germany	30.	Emille, Ca
4.	Gunilla	13.	Sara Chapman in Seattle USA	22.	Minoru, Tokyo	31.	Chris - Germany
5.	guild-rez Canada	14.	Jama-Singapore	23.	beagleAnnie	32.	ann 2
6.	Maboe	15.	Jidhu Jose	24.	HoodPhoto OR-USA	33.	ann nz 3
7.	Xavi	16.	Sleepshort, Thailand	25.	Enerhagen
8.	Liz (mlc)	17.	doris	26.	Moni
9.	bettyl - New Zealand	18.	NixPixMix2	27.	Simone, Germany

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FFF69 - ICEBERG ROSE

'Iceberg' is a floribunda rose cultivar that was bred in Germany in 1958. It is also known by the names 'Korbin' (the registered cultivar name), Fée des Neiges and Schneewittchen. It is among the world's best known roses. Iceberg is a modern cluster-flowered floribunda rose cultivar. The cultivar is commercially available in two main forms. These are as a tall bush and a standard rose produced by grafting. Weeping and climbing forms are also available. Shrub forms of the cultivar have an upright habit and are 75 to 150 cm wide high and 60 cm wide. Leaves are light green and glossy. Blooms are about 5 cm in diameter and have 25 to 35 petals. Buds are long and pointed. The fragrant flowers usually appear throughout the year.

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1.	Loredana, snapdragon	11.	Aud - Norway	21.	Firas, India	31.	Emille
2.	HoodPhoto OR-USA	12.	Fitness Buff	22.	Tina, Germany	32.	Kramer in SA
3.	Nick, Melbourne	13.	Liz (mlc)	23.	robert geiss	33.	bettyl - New Zealand
4.	NixPixMix	14.	Xavi	24.	Moni	34.	Rajesh, India
5.	Zauberpalme	15.	Maboe	25.	Shutter Happy Jenn	35.	Enerhagen, Norway
6.	Synnöve	16.	Bernie in Australia	26.	beagleAnnie	36.	June @ Inspired by
7.	Tina´s PicStory	17.	Jama-Singapore	27.	Chris - Germany	37.	Sara Chapman in Seattle, 2nd entry
8.	Gunilla	18.	Sara Chapman in Seattle USA	28.	Susan	38.	Spring Bouquet for your fresh from California
9.	NatureFootstep Photo	19.	BirgittaB	29.	Bev, Florida
10.	Hazel	20.	Randi	30.	Anneli Finland

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FFF68 - PARADE MINI ROSE

Parade Roses are miniature, fragrant, potted roses meant to be grown indoors. They are hardy and will also do well out in the garden in temperate climates.

Poulsen's Nurseries of Denmark have developed a series of about twelve Miniature Roses with 'Parade' in their names. They have called them 'Rosa Nova' to distinguish them from similar roses from other breeders, just as Meilland's of France have called their Miniatures 'Meillandina' or 'Sunblaze'. The 'Rosa Nova' series are all very small, bushy growers that are suited to pot culture. They are all excellent pot plants with good continuity of bloom.

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1.	Rajesh, India	10.	Karen, Pixel Posts	19.	Enerhagen, Norway	28.	Synnöve
2.	NixPixMix	11.	Susan	20.	Happy Daylight Savings Time Weekend	29.	Sara Chapman in Seattle USA
3.	doris	12.	Ingmarie We/Refugium	21.	Emille, CA	30.	ann nz
4.	NatureFootstep Photo	13.	Mary, MI	22.	Chris	31.	Hints of Spring a photo a poem for you
5.	Gunilla	14.	HoodPhoto OR-USA	23.	Jama-Singapore	32.	Christian
6.	Hazel	15.	Maipikucha	24.	Bev, Pansies or Violets?	33.	Xavi
7.	BirgittaB	16.	Zauberpalme	25.	Fitness Buff
8.	Moni	17.	Luna Miranda	26.	ann nz
9.	beagleAnnie	18.	Shelly Bean	27.	twiggy

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