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Calylophus berlandieri--Onagraceae

Holly
8 years ago

Is anyone familiar with this plant? I have one in my drought tolerant garden in Los Angeles and I've been trying, unsuccessfully, to purchase more. My local garden center can't get it and it's nowhere to be found on the internet. It seems to be a Texas native plant. If I can't purchase it, I'd be willing to try to propagate it. Does anyone have any leads or advice?

Thank you!

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  • wantonamara Z8 CenTex
    8 years ago

    I have tons of them. I have ones with black eyes and ones with out.Pink ones , white ones. the roads around here a yellow with them. I always collect the seeds to distribute around my property. The cows stripped them of it years ago and I am slowly replacing them. I would mail you some but the last box I mailed to California was stopped at the border and returned to me. It appears we live in different countries.

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