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19 years ago

A "Hot" Hemerocallis:

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A Hemerocallis that has been around since 1925:

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A Hosta decorated with spots, 'Clifford's Comet':

Please share your "H" Photos!

Julie

Comments (9)

  • 19 years ago

    Hydrangea 'Shamrock'

    Hosta "Heavenly Tiara"

    Heliopsis 'Summer Nights'

  • 19 years ago
  • 19 years ago

    Margo, love that Hydrangea!

    Halley rose,
    You need to type then right after that type img src=
    then type your URL of photo
    then end with >
    And your picture will show:

    Pretty color!
    You might want to resize your photo so it fits in the monitor.

    Thanks for sharing!

    Julie

  • 19 years ago

    My hardy Hibiscus have just started to bloom.

    This is Luna. Which I picked up at Shopko, of all places, three years ago.

    Plum Crazy

    This is one I picked up at a Master Gardener sale. Not sure which variety it is (think it's Hibiscus moscheutos), but it gets to be at least 5 feet tall and is loaded with blooms.

    I still have some other varieties that will bloom a little later.
    Jen

  • 19 years ago

    Oh Jen, I am so jealous, but happy for you too!
    I suppose you know I kill Hibiscus, probably because they need more water than I give them! Hey, you never know about Shopko - sometimes you can get some good plants, although the staff doesn't always take care of them properly.

    Thanks for sharing,

    Julie

  • 19 years ago

    I don't water them very much. They are very, very late to emerge. I accidentally killed one last spring because I forgot I had one planted and put a shovel through it's poor plant heart. LOL. The white flowered one sets tons of seeds, so if you want to take your stab at them again I can send you some seeds when I get them. I did have success winter sowing hardy hibiscus.
    Jen

  • 19 years ago

    Thanks Jen, for the offer, but I think what I'd rather try is growing a few more Dahlias. At least they don't die on me!

    I've tried Hibiscus every year for three years and they grow beautifully the first year, and come back the second year very weak looking, then wilt away to nothing. We are on somewhat of a hill, and always have breezes here, so everything dries out quickly, and I don't think Hibiscus can handle that environment.

    I'll just enjoy looking at everyone else's Hibiscus pictures!

    Julie

  • 19 years ago

    I think the wind is what does it. I have lots of mature trees in my yard, so everything is pretty well protected.

    Two more have bloomed today.
    Lady Baltimore (my favorite)

    Lord Baltimore (the red one below my huge white one)

  • 19 years ago

    Beautiful!

    I can see why 'Lady Baltimore' is your favorite!

    Julie