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Tue, Oct 13, 09 at 16:28
| I'm from Puerto Rico where we have Cruz de Malta which looks like Hydrangeas.
They are tropical and come in regular size (4-6ft) and miniature (2-3ft) Does anyone know if these would be considered Hydrangeas? I now live in Utah and always think of Cruz de Malta when I see my Hydrangeas, I had to ask! they come in red, orange, yellow or white. |
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| No, not related but the blooms do give a similar effect don't they. Ixora (Cruz de Malta) belongs to the family Rubiaceae, hydrangea to the family Hydrangeaceae. How pretty! I only wish hydrangea came in that shade red or orange, I'd be growing those for sure. |
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- Posted by wdstkdaisy (My Page) on Sun, Nov 8, 09 at 17:36
| Lovely! |
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