Re: New picture

Nope. Can't recall the other one at the moment--will have to rummage through my files--but it was a subtropical and exotic and not a hibiscus relative; this one seems to be a rather common native. Wonder why I've never seen it before?

On Jul 26, 2005, at 11:16 PM, Donna wrote:

isnt this the same plant you were asking about last
year? Thought you found out what it was a few months
later?

Donna

--- james singer <islandjim1@verizon.net> wrote:


Thanks, Chris. I'm going to chase that down.

On Jul 26, 2005, at 2:56 PM, Christopher P. Lindsey
wrote:


This flower is on a vine. It looks something like

a hibiscus and is

about the same size as a hibiscus. Anybody

recognize it?

       http://hort.net/+12PX

Hi Jim,

   My first guess was Hibiscus coccineus, but the

petals seem a little

   narrow on yours.

   I agree though -- definitely a Hibiscus!  And

beautifully delicate,

   not coarse like so many others.

Chris





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