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It’s tough to photograph well as the flower spikes are so tall due to the sargentianum parentage.
You get an idea of the size from the chair the plant is sitting in.
However on the plus side the plant stays very compact.
No evidence of any stem elongation which marrs so many besseae hybrids.
I’ll post again when more flowers are out,
David