[Solved] [ID] Possible Native hibiscus - Hibiscus tiliaceus

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[Solved] [ID] Possible Native hibiscus - Hibiscus tiliaceus

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Hi all
A few months ago i posted a Pic of some great colour of leaves in this post here viewtopic.php?f=129&t=11338&p=123466&hi ... is#p123466 , but the tree has flowered since and is definitely not either of the trees Shibui mentioned.

Anyone have any other ideas for what this one is :?:
It has been suggested a Native hibiscus?

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Re: [ID] Possible Native hibiscus

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Hi Ken. Hibiscus tiliaceus.
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Re: [ID] Possible Native hibiscus

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Train it KC. I am working on a Rosa sinensis at the moment and it is looking good :fc:
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Re: [ID] Possible Native hibiscus

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Thanks Sno and Damian
Just the ticket and more info here
http://www.hibiscus.org/species/htiliaceus.php

Yep I will grow on and develop. I have quite a few Hibiscus varieties now :-)


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