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blue hibiscus

14 years ago

Are there any bluish hibiscus to be had? All I seem to be able to access are white, pink, red. If there are, can you tell me the name(s)of them? I'd like to put them in the garden and keep them there over the winter so basically they'll come up every year. Thanks.

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mizz_morganne
14 years ago
I bought the plant root from Autum Ridge Nursery.
I bought the seeds off e-bay.
"The type of flower known as the "blue hibiscus" is one of the most popular in the world. However, this flower is neither blue nor a hibiscus. This plant is actually a type of lilac, and has more of a purple color to it rather than blue." e-zine article

Here is a link that might be useful: ezinearticles.com/?Blue-Hibiscus&id=409860
mikeyinfla
13 years ago
there is another one that is called blue hibiscus

Here is a link that might be useful: blue hibiscus

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