Hibiscus: Anyone with 9/20 blooms?, 0 by Kell

Kell wrote:
Now I have to go look up T. peruviana. Is it hardier than Thevetia thevetioides, Liz?

Cat, we had a touch of fall yesterday. WOW did the wind howl thru here. I actually wore a warm jacket out to Livermore and Danville (both hot places) and was not too warm. Here it is always 40 or 40s at night.

I should not encourage you to go to Armstrong, Liz!! We will be fighting over the same plants. LOL. I saw the same brand at Alden Lane yesterday. But I only saw one. So they must have carried the FH too!

I was looking around my yard today and if this was spring I tell you I would be in such good shape. I swear next March I am going to jump into gear and get my act together. This last year I knew I had to go to NYC for my son's graduation in May and it was this huge obstacle in my mind. I kept thinking if I lived thru it, I would do everything when I got back and that was way too late. I never made up the time. It took me over a month to just clear out the dead stuff from our so cold winter.

Liz, I have some seeds of Brachychiton discolor that I got South that I can share if you want. I went nuts for this tree. I need to figure out how to germinate them. I plan on having one of these trees by hook or by crook. The pods on them are so cool and the flowers are PINK. LOL.

Tell me this pod is not to die for. Too bad it is not pink too.