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one of these things is not like the other....

9 years ago

so sometime last summer, a branch broke off of one of my hibiscus and apparently it was planted in with my butterfly plant. i found it later on and left it. turns out the branch was from my red double, not the butterfly....now i eventually should separate the two out...good news - red double will root from cuttings, it just takes time.

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