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Hibiscus moscheutos 'Old Yella'

19 years ago

Blooms profusely, easy to propagate.

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mlwgardener
19 years ago
Beautiful Plant and Picture! How do you propagate? Thanks Mona
sunnyday2day
19 years ago
Very pretty!
Tanya
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Eliz33
18 years ago
I would love some info on propagating Hardy Hibiscus. Also I have a question. Would this be what they call a Native Hibiscus in NC? I have some of the native and I am wondering if that is its name. Eliz33

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