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13 years ago

Can anyone name this type of hibiscus for us.....sorry but this will be difficult with no place to post a picture

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hoosierquilt USDA 10A Sunset 23 Vista CA
13 years ago
rolands,
You can post a photo directly into your message. You just need to upload your photo to a photo sharing site (most of the Garden Web folks use PhotoBucket), then just just copy and paste in the HTML coding string into your message.

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