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Old July 14, 2011   #16
DiggingDogFarm
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Originally Posted by Jeannine Anne View Post
I tied something similar to this a couple of weeks ago,I cannot help thinking there should be a different classification for the real tiny ones ..less than a foot perhaps as it is confusing when thinking of dwarfs as pertaining to the project and also to anything that is a small plant,but not always Rugosa etc.

XX Jeannine
I also think it would be a good idea to highlight the really short plants.
I'm going to add the descriptor (<18") for any plant that's usually described as being 18 inches or less....when I find the time.

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