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Vinca, Merry Go Round Grape

Vinca, Merry Go Round Grape This is the most hardy of vincas—it’s enormous, colorful and carefree. Vincas are the indestructible beauties of the garden. While resembling impatiens to a remarkable degree, both in their flowers and coverage, they thrive in

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