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Thu, Dec 31, 09 at 11:14
| Hi,
I'd love to hear from anyone who is growing Hibiscus Blue Satin in a similiar zone to mine (USDA 4). Is it really hardy? Is it as exciting as they say? I remember when I used to grow Blue Bird in a warmer zone I had lots of seeds, and used to give away seedlings. Is anyone willing to trade some seeds from this? Mary |
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| I don't have the seeds for this particular variety. Although this is a beautiful specimen! It is hardy from zones 6-11. You could grow it as an annual in your area, just collect the seeds off of it in the fall and save them for planting in the spring. |
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| Mary, I just ordered 15 seeds of this variety. I will gladly send you 5 of them if you just e-mail me your address. Rhonda |
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- Posted by barbara 8(bbsalty@lowcountry.com) onMon, Jun 6, 11 at 12:26
| would love to have seed to start. If anyone has any and will be willing to send me some pleasssssse e-mail |
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| This variety, as well as all ROS, is hardy in zone 5 too, don't know about zone 4, but maybe with protection. It is absolutely beautiful and is loaded with blooms every year. |
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