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11 MAY 20
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Michael Garhart
I'm finding Sappho (tea) hard to believe. There are several roses named Sapho that seem more credible. Which is correct?
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11 MAY 20
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Patricia Routley
A 1933 Sapho is more believable than an 1889 Sappho. I’ve changed it. Thanks Michael.
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