How do we call it?

tavolla

vor 7 Jahren

Hello, excuse my ignorance but how do we call the pink flower on the pictures, please?

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Alexander White
vor 7 Jahren
Flowers can be complicated! Maybe you are thinking about a hydrogena? They are lovely!

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Jennifer
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