Ruth’s Yellow
Colors
Yellow
Description
named after Ken’s late Aunt Ruth, who grew this plant in her back yard for over twenty years. The flower is four to five inches and has one of the strongest fruity scents I have ever smelled.
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Species
P. rubra
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Fragrance Strength
strongest fruity, ever
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