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Sun, Aug 12, 12 at 0:36
| Nurseries are sellings lots of hibiscus right now. One is very tall, a single blue and I think it can be planted outside.
Can anyone tell me about this type of hibiscus. We have plenty of snow cover here for months on end. I have two tropical hibiscus that overwinter in my home. Nancy |
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| What type of hibiscus are they? If its a Rose of Sharon or Hibiscus Moscheutos then they can be planted outside in your zone. |
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- Posted by bluerose007 none (My Page) on Wed, Sep 12, 12 at 22:16
| Hi, I have the blue one planted outsde in Montreal. It is pretty hardy. I think it is called blue bird |
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| That's a Rose of Sharon (Althea). |
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