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#286453 Jun 19th, 2009 at 06:03 PM
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ANYONE OUT THERE FAMILIAR WITH THIS/
It is soft like an annual, yet has leaves like a tree..It is nice..

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Hydrangea?? Hibiscus?


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I was thinking heuchera, maybe.


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not a hydrangea or hibiscus but not sure!

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Thanks

Hope it isnt hydrangea or hibiscus..
have to look the otherup


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Rugby may be right. The leaves really do look like this

http://www.calfloranursery.com/images/pics/a_b/abutilon_victor_reiter.jpg



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Wow

Hope your both right.. that is nice........I check daily for a bloom.. the leaves are so nice on it .
I hate to pull it out ..

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What is that name in English ?


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Originally Posted by dodge
What is that name in English ?


Abutilon =Flowering Maple,, A member of the Mallow/ Hibiscus Family as I had previously suggested,,

"The Flowering Maple belongs to the Mallow family of plants (Malvaceae) and includes among its close relatives the Mallows, Hollyhocks, Cotton, Hibiscus, Okra, and rose of Sharon"


information Here On Flowering Maple Plant

There are different varieties of it,, from speckled leaves,, to plain, to variegated. and different colored blooms as well.


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WOW - your picture doesn't look anything like my flowering maple that I got last year.
Mine looks exactly like the one in Diane's link.

Here is mine last year...

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Thanks diane,,

I hope it is a bloomer and cute .. Thing that bothers me, it is in front of the flower bed and it is getting taller than the rest..

I do have hibiscus, Hollyhock an that stuff there. There was just 2 of these.
I planted a whole slew of seeds last fall an none seemed to grow..

Keep you informed.

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