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DonnaB Vancleave, MS(Zone 8b) Nov 19, 2003

is finally blooming. Doubt I'll get any seeds before a killing frost so will dug up and hopefully keep it going for next spring.

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crestedchik Cedar Key, FL(Zone 9a) Nov 19, 2003

I've never gotten seeds on mine....

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Jenks Social Circle, GA(Zone 8a) Nov 19, 2003

Wow Donna, that almost looks fake it's so perfect!

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PudgyMudpies Stockton, CA(Zone 9a) Nov 19, 2003

Lovely. Mine has not bloomed yet. I can hardly wait.

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crestedchik Cedar Key, FL(Zone 9a) Nov 19, 2003

I just saw seeds for a white one on ebay.......

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Brugie Chariton, IA(Zone 5b) Nov 20, 2003

It sure does have a pretty flower. I could never get it to bloom more than a bloom or two before frost. Great close up picture.

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Flicker Covington, LA(Zone 8b) Nov 21, 2003

Donna,
I also live in z8b and have grown mine in the ground for several years. I just mulch it in winter. Why don't you take a nice sized cutting and leave the big root in the ground?
flicker in Covington.

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Monocromatico Rio de Janeiro, Brazil(Zone 11) Nov 22, 2003

This picture looks like a painting! This is a tough plant, it will come back after harsh winters if you follow Flickerīs sugestion.

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WillowWasp Jones Creek, TX(Zone 9a) Nov 22, 2003

I wonder if this would work for the Thurmbergia, Battiscombie???? Anyone know......Mine is so big and I have so much to protect already..........Think I will take some cuttings, plant it and see what happens.....
Dee

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JenniferG Shalimar, FL(Zone 8a) Nov 25, 2003

Both blue sky and Battiscombie are supposed to root cuttings fairly easily. Jen

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