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Thu, Jun 16, 05 at 13:10
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| My gosh... I'm overwhelmed. I'm a newbie, didn't know there was so much color variation, nor that there was such a thing s a double hibiscus. Thanks for the education! |
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- Posted by alycnwonderland Cantonment, FL (My Page) on Wed, Aug 3, 05 at 5:24
| dixiesmom do you happen to know the name of this? I noticed you had one in your album of Hibiscus. I sure could use an ID. Thanks alycnwonderland  |
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| Here we call it Texas Star, but probably Red Star Hibiscus. It’s a perennial winter hardy here in Austin. Save the seeds and you can start more next year. |
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