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Hibiscus ?
Nah - Stewart's right - honesty.

My honesty must be different from yours then. It does not have leaves with
three parts like the photo. Mine has heart-shaped leaves.

The only leaf there which is cut seems to have been got at by some
gnawing thing. The rest *are* heart-shaped...


I'll chime in for Honesty also. I'll even bet it flowers purple.

We have tons of both purple and white, it's a very useful early
flower. I deposited loads of pods all along a hedge row 2 years
ago (it is biennial) and this year it's ready to make quite a
show.

-E

On 8/4/09 20:32, in article , "Emery
Davis" wrote:

Rusty_Hinge wrote:
The message
from "Christina Websell" contains
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"Rusty_Hinge" wrote in message
. uk...
The message
from sam contains these words:

Hibiscus ?
Nah - Stewart's right - honesty.

My honesty must be different from yours then. It does not have leaves with
three parts like the photo. Mine has heart-shaped leaves.

The only leaf there which is cut seems to have been got at by some
gnawing thing. The rest *are* heart-shaped...


I'll chime in for Honesty also. I'll even bet it flowers purple.

We have tons of both purple and white, it's a very useful early
flower. I deposited loads of pods all along a hedge row 2 years
ago (it is biennial) and this year it's ready to make quite a
show.

-E

We have purple out now, still waiting for the white. We find customers
always want seeds of the white, so we have to try to remember to go and mark
white ones and collect the seeds. I think it's a wonderful plant. It pops
up all over our garden and I love it and insist that it's left insofar as is
reasonable!
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Sacha
http://www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon
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