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Rebecca bloom

summermusicz4ia

13 years ago

Rebecca bloomed (in my front porch pot ghetto) & I am amazed how red it is, definitely exceeded my expectations. It's in shade on the porch, will it stay that red in sun (hopefully) or will Rebecca need more shade? Interested in your experiences, thanks.

Marlene

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organic_kitten
13 years ago
Hi Marlene,
I kept waiting for somone more knowledgeable to answer you, but I have Rebecca, and, like you, I loved the true red color. I found that sun did darken it some, but the sun is very hot here, and you may not be troubled by that.

I do love the color of Rebecca.
kay
buyorsell888
13 years ago
I don't grow it so can't comment on if it fades in sun.
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neptune44
13 years ago
Rebecca is in class of her own:
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auntlavender
13 years ago
I'd like someone to plant 'rebecca' with 'the president' and something white for a fourth of july display. Would they all bloom concurrently?

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