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Related to Anemones, these hybrid camellia-flowered buttercups come in many colors. They like cool night temperatures around 48F degrees and warmer days (55F to 60F).
Related to Anemones, these hybrid camellia-flowered buttercups come in many colors, from bright reds and golds to delicious pastel pinks and whites as well as lovely picotees. They like cool night temperatures around 48F degrees and warmer days (55F to 60F). Lovely outside in warmer areas or in a cool greenhouse in the north.
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