Cosmic_Insanity
Senior Member
I've been seeing a lot of people with hybrid gardens that look sort of like this:
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All of the Xs are hybrid colours arranged in a sort of pattern where no two of the same flower are touching one another. I cannot for the life of me find a guide on this type of gardening. Could anyone fill me in?
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All of the Xs are hybrid colours arranged in a sort of pattern where no two of the same flower are touching one another. I cannot for the life of me find a guide on this type of gardening. Could anyone fill me in?