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WANTED: Wanted hibiscus rosa-sinensis cuttings

christine_gardener

11 years ago

Looking for some cuttings of hibiscus rosa-sinensis. Any color, do not need to be named varieties. I have a few Hibiscus rosa-sinensis that I can trade cuttings from. Tropicalia, Sweet Pink, and 1 cutting of Harvest Moon. Thanks so very much for any help.

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cashclan
11 years ago
Okay I'm just learning about these Hibiscus. I have a few but don't know if they are the variety rosa-sinensis. I would like cuttings of EVERYTHING you mentioned.
I have a violet hibiscus
Pink hibiscus
Dbl Pink, these are all the kind that have leaves that are sorta scalloped and get woody, they are hardy here in NC.

I have some other Hibiscus but they are REAL hard (for me) to start from cuttings.
Luna Pink (only grows 2 1/2-3')
Luna ruby Red (only grows 2 1/2-3')
Brandy Punch

Let me Know if we can trade
Thank you
Sharon Cash
Zone 7
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