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Fragrant Plant in Southern California
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flagman5 CA (
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Fri, Feb 15, 13 at 22:49
| Hi Can anyone help in identifying what plant is this? I only smelled it in Southern California, is it not able to be grown in the northeast (NY)? Thanks |
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RE: Fragrant Plant in Southern California
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RE: Fragrant Plant in Southern California
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| In NY it would be a houseplant. |
RE: Fragrant Plant in Southern California
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| They look like C. neapolianum to me. As they are very hardy, they should be fine in NY. |
RE: Fragrant Plant in Southern California
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| I bought a flat of ten last year, none survived. |
RE: Fragrant Plant in Southern California
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| These are not C hederifolium (C neapolitanum hederifolium) they are florists' cyclamen and not hardy. |
RE: Fragrant Plant in Southern California
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| They prefer dryish summers, kinda the exact opposite of Florida conditions. |
RE: Fragrant Plant in Southern California
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| Well that explains it. I watered the ever-lovin' out of them trying to keep them going. *chagrin* |
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