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13 years ago

I have a plant that was started from seeds from a friend. I think it is a type of hybiscus. I have given the seeds from this years'plants to many friends. Is it possible to post a picture of this plant so someone else might be able to identify it? I would be glad to share some of the seeds with others.

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in ny zone5
13 years ago
You can create a free account at Photobucket. Search the conifer forum here at GardenWeb on how to post a picture via Photobucket.
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