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Vermont Hoyas — Fraser Hills (SR-2010-049) grower account

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First-person grower account — accession-label testimony Undated account; platform dates 27 August and 9 August 2019 conflict; captured 21 October 2026

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Citation

Vermont Hoyas (site context names Doug Chamberlain; page byline unverified). Undated account; platform dates 27 August and 9 August 2019 conflict; captured 21 October 2026. pp. Complete focal body, paragraphs 1–3; extraction PDF 1.

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Rights and access

No reuse licence established. Factual paraphrase and citation only; no source photo reuse.

How the Library handles rights and attribution

This Vermont Hoyas account records a grower’s experience with material labelled SR-2010-049 Fraser Hills. It is retained as grower testimony and label context.

The grower reports acquisition through Ric Morier in 2014, repeated restarts, eventual flowering, and subjective comparisons with ordinary lacunosa. Accession and locality statements remain unverified.

The complete three-paragraph focal account has been extracted. Source photographs, gallery attachment pages, related daily posts and linked videos are outside the extraction. No source images are reproduced.

Read the original account at Vermont Hoyas.

Evidence scope and limits

Native HTML archived; complete focal body extracted

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