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Hardly scented, slightly peachy. Yellowish, like old parchment and pressed flowers. I bought it from Groves and their label said: "Beautiful large peach flowers on a vigorous plant. Lightly scented." Roy Coombs says it was raised by Burrows. Writing in 'The English Garden' in March 2004, Val Bourne says: "A very good vigorous violet, with large peachy-pink flowers and a delicate perfume. It is a great one for the novice violet grower." Writing on Plant Lust, Violetsblew says (the Violetsblew website is no longer functioning): ""Lee's Peachy Pink" has always been a favorite of mine for its soft color, which is a pale pink with maybe a drop of yellow or peach, and its clear veins that are visible. I don't have the dates for this one, but it has some history. Still sleuthing. (Burrows) Note: As of this writing, it is out of stock, but I hope to have it available sometime in 2024. Keep watching because it is one of the nicest. |
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