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Azalea sport fans

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Each year my azalea (Alfonse Anderson) throws a dark pink sport
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By taking cuttings of these variations it is possible to create a new species. This particular sport is quite common on Alfonse Anderson and has been propogated many times.
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Both trees were on display at the BSV show on the weekend. Although the darker pink tree is older (I think) it met its maker, :lol:
at least one of the relatives.
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very nice, really like azalea's. Although a sport is not a new species, just a new form
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Wow, beautiful trees!!
You must have to be very careful and diligent with watering to keep them in those shallow pots, especially the dark one. looks amazing though :clap:
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:oops: (did I really sat that?) :oops: :oops:
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