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Forum: Foliage Plants

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slgrowers N. Mississippi, MS Zone 8a June 2, 2005 4:09 PM	Hello - I know the varigation mutation is a sought after condition in some plants and can be quite rare. I planted flats of scarlett red Dianthus and have one plant out of hundreds that has very distinct varigation on its leaves. Is this a plant that I should try to propagate as a "new cultivar"? I need some advice here. Thanks

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