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WANTED: Yesterday/Tomorrow Plant in Round Rock West

17 years ago

Plant's official info:Brunfelsia bonodora The foliage is dense and dark green. Inch sized, violet-shaped flowers start purple, fading to lavender blue and then white, with the three colors present on the bush at the same time. Blooms spring to early summer. Full shade, plentiful water.

Mine's about 2' tall and in the ground.

Looking for: Oakleaf Hydrangea (h. quercifolia), Turk's Cap (Malvaviscus arboreus), Hummingbird Bush/Flame Acanthus (anisacanthus quadrifidus)

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azlcd
Original Author
17 years ago
JUST KIDDING! I have one and I'm trying to find it a home. Sorry!
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