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Help With Hibiscus Identification Please :)

10 years ago

Hello!
First Time Poster Here! Just Got Some New Plants And I Was Hoping To See If You All May Be Able To Help Me Identify What Kind Of Hibiscus They Are!
Any Guess Would Be A Big Help, Our Nights Have Been Getting Chillyer :( And I Want To Provide The Best Care Ever For These New Additions!
Thanks In Advance,
CrayonSquid ^.^

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cadillactaste
10 years ago
The link attached is a blog of someone who has the same hibiscus. Maybe leave a comment asking them...I can't seem to find anything on it as of yet...

Very pretty...curious if it is a tropical variety.

Here is a link that might be useful: http://kayfagan.com/?p=1050
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