Paradise bird plant dying? Looking for advice
gado15 mado
8 years ago
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ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
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Looking for free bird of paradise plantings.
Comments (2)Tammy, Sorry for the bad news, but it is actually against Gardenweb Terms of Service to make such a request. If you have something to trade, check out the Plant Exchange Forum. If you don't have something to trade, you can look for free offers but should not be asking for them on this website....See More6 year old Bird of Paradise plant - Need Help
Comments (1)In your zone, fall is approaching and the light has become less intense, so it's naturally slowing down - you will need to bring it indoors in another 6 weeks or so....See Moreh. Island Breeze (looking like a Bird of Paradise Plant)
Comments (5)It seems appropriate that a hosta named Island Breeze would try to look like a Bird of Paradise. I had a BoP at my last house, and it does resemble that. How exciting and shocking would it be if it flowered orange this year?...See MoreGiant Bird Paradise Plant - New Shoots
Comments (3)The pictures are sideways so they are hard to look at....See Moregado15 mado
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