nice capture :-)
Thanks Brian, yes it does reminds me of a petunia also.LRSent: Thursday, September 11, 2014 5:15 PMTo: anaglyphsSubject: RE: [Anaglyphs] Rose of Sharon [1 Attachment]/LRNice work Larry. The blossom by itself reminds me of a petunia.
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Date: Thu, 11 Sep 2014 14:39:33 -0500
Subject: [Anaglyphs] Rose of Sharon [1 Attachment]
Rose of sharon is a deciduous flowering shrub, I have these growing in front of my house. This is the first year that the flower has been white, usually they bloom as purple. The flower comes back every year all you have to do is prune them once a year.Generally speaking, rose of sharon bushes can get 8'-10' tall and have a spread of 4'-6'. However, some cultivars stay shorter (e.g., Hibiscus syriacus'Minerva' reaches only 5'-8'). Blooms on rose of sharon can be white, red, lavender or light blue; some have double blooms. Most rose of sharon bushes bear small, deeply-lobed, light-green leaves (this trait may vary according to cultivar).LRSD1, SPM
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