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wintersown hardy hibiscus (pics)

13 years ago

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I wintersowed these last winter,I didnt expect blooms so soon,but I like it

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jak66
13 years ago
Hibiscus is why I love the end of June in VA. I just started growing Lord Baltimore and Old Yella a few years ago. I go outside just to look at them several times a day. I would be proud of those. Nice!
lady_6
13 years ago
Beautiful!! I don't blame you for being proud.

Hettie

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