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| this plant.Has leaves like TEXAS STAR but then the flowers of HIBISCUS and grows over 7ft tall.It has buds all over it and is a most beautiful flower.I have other hibiscus but first time for this one.Thanks a lot
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| Hi Louisiana Girl Plants are difficult to id sometimes even with photos, even more difficult with a short vague description. Not to be splitting hairs, but Texas star IS a hibiscus. randy |
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- Posted by louisiana_girl 8Central La. (My Page) on Tue, Sep 19, 06 at 14:39
| Dont believe this is Texas Star.The flowers are shaped like hib.Thanks
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| Like I said before, Texas Star is a hibiscus. I'm not sure what you mean by the flower is shaped like a hibiscus. There are many shapes to hibiscus blooms. There are single, cartwheel overlapping single, windmill single, fringed single, crested single and so on and so forth and them we go to the doubles, semi-doubles, and so on and so forth :-). There is a plant I think called Fireball that is similar to Texas star, but with a slightly different bloom. A closeup photo of the bloom might help:-). |
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