WANTED: Dinnerplate hibiscus

16 years ago

Saw a couple growing in yards we passed today and they were so striking. Does anyone know if they can be started from seed. If they can and you have seed to spare check my list and see what I can offer in trade. Thanks.

Here is a link that might be useful: My trade page

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Nancy
16 years ago
I have pink swirl that I started from seed I received in a trade. It is the largest flower I have, 8-10" white/pale pink with pink deepening at the edges & vivid deep pink/red eye. I have other hibiscus that have relatively large flowers, 6" or so in deep red & bright pink if you are interested in those. If you would like to trade, I would love your daylily seeds Lexington Ave.
jennid
16 years ago
They are very easy to start from seed. email me if you want some seed and I mail in out asap. Also have some Rose mallow in Pink and White. It is easy to start also and has similar blooms
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I have some that are white with a yellow center. They get ~4-5ft tall and the blooms are 6" across. Let me know if your interested.
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I have some red and mauve dinnerplate hibiscus, that I will be happy to share. Just let me know. Thanks Linda

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