My shrub shrub hibiscus self-seeds with abandon.
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Thursday, November 27, 2008
Shrub Hibiscus Seed Heads in the Walled Garden
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2 comments:
Goog Morning Chatham! How is the weather in New Jersey today? We have a typical grey Novemberday and it is +8 C. and all my lovely snow is melting away. Great Shot! Any seeds you can plant?/ Tyra
Tyra,
Today is grey and in the forties, thanks for asking. Yes, you can plant the seeds, but this shrub hibiscus self-seeds with abandon, so doesn't need the help.
-Heirloom Gardener
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