New Blooms!
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Beautiful Treva!
becki25msmolly
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They are ALL so beautiful!!!
Spider_Lily
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Beautiful Treva love your Hibiscus
I really like #2. Great colors
Spider_Lily
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Love that double hibiscus.Really like them all...
Treva
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Hey Dorothy... are you talking about rum rascal (a cajun hibiscus) the second picture in the second set of pics I posted? She is a Beauty! all of the Cajun Hibiscus I purchased from in a coop at GG from Dupont nursery as seedlings....if it produces seed i will gladly share with you!
Trax
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Treva,
Those are awesome! I especially love 1, 2, and the last one in your first post! All we have right now is a hardy white hibiscus that's about 5 feet tall. This is the 3rd year and 2 new plants popped up near the main bush! But I definitely plan on finding some more different kinds next spring. Hibiscus is one of my fave flowers, especially reds, oranges, and yellows! You've done a great job with yours!
Those are awesome! I especially love 1, 2, and the last one in your first post! All we have right now is a hardy white hibiscus that's about 5 feet tall. This is the 3rd year and 2 new plants popped up near the main bush! But I definitely plan on finding some more different kinds next spring. Hibiscus is one of my fave flowers, especially reds, oranges, and yellows!
You've done a great job with yours!
Trax
Active Member
Thanks Treva! PM sent! I included a list of some of the things I have. If there's anything you want just let me know! This is one of my fave flowers. It originally grew only on the southwestern cape of Africa but it can grow even in zone 5 here! It's called Amaryllis belladonna. It puts up a thick bunch of tall leaves in spring, then they die back and in mid-summer it sends up flowers on 18 inch stalks with no leaves:
If you would like some, I can send you some bulbs. The bulbs are white, round, and about the size of golf balls. Here's some more info:
http://www.plantzafrica.com/plantab/amarylbella.htm
I like swapping plants!
PM sent! I included a list of some of the things I have. If there's anything you want just let me know! This is one of my fave flowers. It originally grew only on the southwestern cape of Africa but it can grow even in zone 5 here! It's called Amaryllis belladonna. It puts up a thick bunch of tall leaves in spring, then they die back and in mid-summer it sends up flowers on 18 inch stalks with no leaves:If you would like some, I can send you some bulbs. The bulbs are white, round, and about the size of golf balls. Here's some more info:
http://www.plantzafrica.com/plantab/amarylbella.htm
I like swapping plants!
Maggie
New Member
They are just beautiful Treva. I love the Rum Rascal and Grand Mariner. Heck I love them all. I couldn't pick one and say it's my favorite. The colors are so different from what I've seen around here. I wonder if they would be perennials in zone 6. I have the red Texas Star and hoping to get some of the white seed this fall. Thank you for sharing such beautiful blooms.
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