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Two hibiscuses

21 years ago

I have bought my second hibiscus plant this year. (First one sadly freezed to death last winter). Actually I think they are 2 different plants intertwined because I get 2 different colored hibiscuses from the same plant. I am going to try and post the images. So here goes.....

Here's the link : http://photobucket.com/albums/a109/sillygoosie/

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jeromej13
21 years ago
You need to copy the "tag" information from your photobucket album. Wish I could see your picture.
sillygoosie
Original Author
21 years ago
Ok I am going to try again this time with the tag info from photobucket album. Hope it works! Keeping my fingers crossed

Red Hibiscus

Peach Hibiscus
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jeromej13
21 years ago
Works perfectly. You do seem to have two different plants in that one pot. Cool!
beachbarbie
21 years ago
Cool! Two for the price of one!
Yep, they'll need to be overwintered indoors, but I guess you know that now. ;)
Barb

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