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roseaflora

13 years ago

This is one of my favorites. It has a prime spot behind this sculpture at the Huntington in San Marino CA. They had some tree damage in the nearby camellia collection when the monster wind went through Pasadena but I see that new young trees have been brought in and soon will be planted.

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kittymoonbeam
Original Author
13 years ago
sorry, I misspelled- it's rosiflora. Sweet as a little plant too with the bell shaped blooms. The seedlings can be different colors.
restoner
13 years ago
Nice picture! It seems to have a weeping habit, would be interesting to know how old it is.
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kittymoonbeam
Original Author
13 years ago
I have often wondered about its age. I have a five gallon one and already it is showing a nice spreading shape.

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