It holds the universe together..

"Dark Matter" a new seedling, Tigerama X smokehouse. it has what I call the WOW factor for now...more trials will tell.Great bush, upright to outward flowers.

Kyle :-)

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Very nice Kyle! If you decide you don't like it, I'd be happy to provide a good home for it!

:-)

I strongly suspect that none of Kyle's orphans would have any problems finding a new home. Hmmmmm? LOL Dotti

Dark Matter is absolutely beautiful. High 5 Kyle. Another beauty.


Thanks,

Blessings,
Sandy ^8^

Wow Kyle, Dark Matter is another stunner!!! I love the name too :-)

Kyle - I absolutely adore this flower!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's a brown. What more can I say? lol

Let us all know when you put it on the market - we ALL want one! Jo

Nice picture, Kyle. Hope things are getting back to normal for everyone in the city.

Dark Matter is beautiful.......but couldn't they have named it something more exotic.....like Raspberry Mocha........

"eyes"

I think Kyle's just making up his own names for now, I don't know if this one is officially registered as anything yet. Personally I like Dark Matter for the name though. But I'm a science geek at heart, so maybe that's why!

there currently is about 9500 named varieties of trop. Hibiscus, so names that are original are terribly hard to come up with,every time I think of a name..BINGO..someone else has already used it. :-(

Kyle :-)

LOL......don't we know. How's about Cappucino Sunset?


"eyes"

Kyle,

Oh please, please, please.....if I owned it my universe would be held together and complete........

well at least till I see the next one you post a picture of and I have to own it too.... haha

Blessings,
Sandy

This hibiscus leaves me speechless! Wow is right!

That my friends is a Gift from God... has to be. It is the most beautiful Hibiscus I have ever seen.

Hi, My name is Carolyn and I am a crazy down in the dirt, gotta have grubby knees kinda gal. I only am able to grow hardy Hibiscus here in Mid. Tenn... but I can sure drool over these tropicals...

xo
Carolyn

Hi, Carolyn! And welcome!!

Although their flowers get as large as the hardy ones the plants are generally much smaller. Perfect for winter windowsills.

LOL, sorry but we are all a bunch of enablers.

I have a nice sunroom that I keep a few tender tropical things in... but I am not sure it could handle a large hibiscus bush.. but for that Brown and Red one, I think I would have hubby build an addition to the sunroom.. wow, that just knocks my socks off.

Here is a pic of my first bloom on Lady Baltimore..

Over here! Compost immediately!
Don't touch it! Gloves only!
I'm waiting with my crack, hazardous waste disposal team!
(it would be a hazardous waste if I didn't have one)
;-)


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I love those big perennial hibiscus like your Lady Baltimore.