hardy bottlebrush

hickory, NC(Zone 7a)

i am looking for hardy bottlebrush plants that are hardy in my zone 7.if any of you have any to trade plmk i have tons to trade plmk and thanks for looking
moretz

Springfield, MA(Zone 6a)

i tried looking this plant up in the database and couldn't find it. is there another name?

Hobart, IN(Zone 5a)

moretz, I picked up a Sanguisorba obtusa a couple of months ago. The nursery lady called it a hardy bottle brush. It's not the same bottle brush that most people are familiar with but it is hardy to zone 4 and the blossoms are similar.

It' looks shrub like to me and mine has not bloomed yet. It's a young plant and not ready to propigate yet and to be honest with you, I'm not sure how to propigate it at this point.

Here's the PDB link to the plant that I'm talking about:
http://plantsdatabase.com/go/1091/

hickory, NC(Zone 7a)

here is what i am looking for moretz


http://www.sfasu.edu/ag/arboretum/plants/callistemoncitrinusvarlinearis/Default.htm

Murfreesboro, TN(Zone 7a)

The URL on that image says Callistemon citrinus - we have four Callistemon species in the PDB, including this one: http://plantsdatabase.com/search.php?search_text=callistemon

Hope that helps!

Springfield, MA(Zone 6a)

that sure is a neat flower. good luck finding one.

hickory, NC(Zone 7a)

Terry
do you have any idea where i can buy these from? i would love to have white yellow and the red one any help would be aprricaited thanks so much moretz

Murfreesboro, TN(Zone 7a)

Mmmmm, here are a few places to try:

Forestfarm has some species, but not citrinus: http://gardenwatchdog.com/c/25/

Almost Eden has three (other) species: http://gardenwatchdog.com/c/2433/

Windmill Outback has seeds: http://gardenwatchdog.com/c/405

Also try:
Master Gardener: http://gardenwatchdog.com/c/2465/

Lawyer Nursery: http://gardenwatchdog.com/c/1130/

TyTy has them, but....well, I'll let you read for yourself: http://gardenwatchdog.com/c/489/

hickory, NC(Zone 7a)

Terry
thanks so much moretz

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