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Old 28-08-2003, 07:02 PM
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Hello, I live in southwest ontario, just across the border from Michigan.
This plant grows in a shaded part of a mostly abandoned garden bed. It is
not tended at all, yet it thrives. But it doesn't seem to propogate itself.
I was hoping to figure out what it was so I could grow some of my own.
The leaves and stems are fuzzy, and the flowers are large and white, with
five large petals.

Thanks in advance.
Kat.

http://katsphotos.50megs.com/other/Flower.jpg
large size photo of plant
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Old 28-08-2003, 08:42 PM
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That's an easy one.

Hibiscus moscheutos L.

Later in the season, you may find the seed capsules full of seeds, providing
the birds don't find the seeds first.


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Hello, I live in southwest ontario, just across the border from Michigan.
This plant grows in a shaded part of a mostly abandoned garden bed. It is
not tended at all, yet it thrives. But it doesn't seem to propogate

itself.
I was hoping to figure out what it was so I could grow some of my own.
The leaves and stems are fuzzy, and the flowers are large and white, with
five large petals.

Thanks in advance.
Kat.

http://katsphotos.50megs.com/other/Flower.jpg
large size photo of plant
http://katsphotos.50megs.com/other/Plant.jpg




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Old 28-08-2003, 11:32 PM
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It's a perennial Hibiscus or Rose Mallow. If you go to Google and do a
search on Rose Mallow, you'll see many pictures of the same plant and other
variations of colors.

Penny
Zone 7b - North Carolina
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Hello, I live in southwest ontario, just across the border from Michigan.
This plant grows in a shaded part of a mostly abandoned garden bed. It is
not tended at all, yet it thrives. But it doesn't seem to propogate

itself.
I was hoping to figure out what it was so I could grow some of my own.
The leaves and stems are fuzzy, and the flowers are large and white, with
five large petals.

Thanks in advance.
Kat.

http://katsphotos.50megs.com/other/Flower.jpg
large size photo of plant
http://katsphotos.50megs.com/other/Plant.jpg




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