Nina Lane?

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Heavinscent South West, LA(Zone 9a) Feb 12, 2006

I got some seeds form Onalee's web stie in fall and they have all started great but I have never heard much about them. Do they go by another name or are they just not all that popular?
Caren

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Hibiscus Lima, OH(Zone 5a) Feb 12, 2006

That one was from Larry Smith, a beautiful white one. Do not know what they might be crossed with, but should get some pretties from them. They showed pics at one time.

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Kell San Leandro, CA(Zone 9b) Feb 13, 2006

I am not familiar with Nina Lane. You will probably get a lot of white babies.

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Vee8ch Palm Bay, FL(Zone 9b) Feb 13, 2006

Nina Lane originally came from a North Carolina aboretum or botanical gardens long before we had much variety in our USA brugs. A very common looking white suaveolens or suav hybrid which is why we never hear anything about it. Larry did see a lone double mutation from this one time.

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Heavinscent South West, LA(Zone 9a) Feb 14, 2006

Thank you guys for the info.

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