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16 years ago

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Grew this from a cutting. ITs around 7' tall and has day blooming white flowers that close at night. The leaf pattern is quite interesting as well.

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palmfan
16 years ago
Hi! Looks like Hibiscus coccineus 'White Texas Star'. This species is usually red. I just found out this spring that there was a white variety. I now have one in my garden with flower buds on it.
Enjoy your plant. It will return year after year, and make a magnificent upright clump. Get the red variety and grow it nearby, if you have the space. You won't regret it!
ucovinero
Original Author
16 years ago
Great thanks!

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