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Hibiscus Identity, golden yellow with a ruby throat

18 years ago

I have a single, golden yellow with a ruby throat. Can some one give me a clue to its identity or where I might find this information on the web. Thanks very much.

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beachbarbie
18 years ago
I take it you can't upload a picture for us to see?
There are many site you can check out, but remember, there are hundreds, if not thousands of hybrids. It's fun to look though, since there's no such thing as an ugly hibiscus!
Here are some of my favorite sites with pictures or links to sites with pictures:
http://www.hibiscusworld.com/sites-to-see.html
http://www.hibiscus.org.au/index.html
http://www.americanhibiscus.org/index.htm

Barb
gardeniarose
18 years ago
Probably Hula Girl.
rjj1
18 years ago
I've seen a few of these over the years at places like lowes and home depot.

randy

Here is a link that might be useful: Lutea

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