My hibiscus bush which no longer exists in my garden.
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I’m sorry to hear that! I know you liked it a lot.
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They grow quite well from seed here, but they were taking up too much space in the garden
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Mine died 😦 Winters are too harsh for them. There’s one kind that does grow here pretty well from seed so I’m going to try again with them.
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I’ve seen seen a hibiscus the big before 😀 😀
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It may seem to be bigger than it really is because the flowers are not as wide as those of tropical hibiscus.
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I probably mentioned this, but this was one of the favorite specie of one of my colleagues whom I worked for a few years ago. The foliage rarely looks right in our climate, but the blooms are worth it. The tropical hibiscus that were so common farther south are uncommon here.
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Hibiscus grow everywhere here and seed quite freely. The special ones do not survive the cold Winters and only grow as summer flora
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Special ones? Those might be the tropical hibiscus, which are evergreen. They are somewhat common in the Los Angeles region. Oddly, I saw more in Oklahoma City than in Los Angeles, because they are grown as houseplants! That seems odd to me, but it works there.
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We grow them as houseplants here, otherwise they would freeze
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I’m sorry you lost it. It was beautiful.
On Thu, Feb 28, 2019 at 12:26 PM Chronicles of an Anglo Swiss wrote:
> angloswiss posted: ” My hibiscus bush which no longer exists in my garden. > FOTD 28th February 2019: Hibiscus” >
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