Collected as a cutting before the wreckers moved in to my old home in Richmond, this plant used to power out the flowers without fail each year.
It's been 4 years now and things are starting to take shape, just not sure which direction though
Hibiscus rosa sinensis
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Damian Bee
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Hibiscus rosa sinensis
Inspired by KC's Hibiscus post.
Collected as a cutting before the wreckers moved in to my old home in Richmond, this plant used to power out the flowers without fail each year.
It's been 4 years now and things are starting to take shape, just not sure which direction though
Collected as a cutting before the wreckers moved in to my old home in Richmond, this plant used to power out the flowers without fail each year.
It's been 4 years now and things are starting to take shape, just not sure which direction though
Last edited by Damian Bee on December 16th, 2012, 8:51 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Hibiscus rosa sinensis
It could be a lovely little semi cascade with the left hand branch there Damian
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Re: Hibiscus rosa sinensis
Semi cascade, not a bad suggestion. I will put some more food on it and fatten this little turkey up then.
not a bad suggestion. I will put some more food on it and fatten this little turkey up then.
