Franklinia alatamaha
Josh
19 years ago
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Full StoryMaybe this query should go in the Propagation or Native Plants Forum but hope it fits in Botany too. I've always been intrigued with the story of the "lost Franklinia" and the fact that all trees now in cultivation are from the one plant grown in the Bartram gardens. I know that there are Orchids and probably other plants now extinct in the wild which are propagated from existing plants in cultivation, but is the Franklinia the only plant which has been propagated from just one individual plant? josh
Here is a link that might be useful: Franklinia alatamaha
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