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Sylphide Anemone Coronaria

Fast growing and free-blooming, this splendid flower graces the garden with glossy green, very attractive foliage and deep pink flowers. Also known as poppy anemone, it grows 8-10 inches tall, is an excellent cut flower and superb in containers. Plantings

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