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I let my many Rose Of Sharon varieties naturally cross pollinate, and here are some of the best looking ones. More will be added as they bloom.
This is a cross of one white rose of sharon that had red lines on its its petals, with a normal pink flower. The offspring has white outer petals, but towards the inside of the flower each petal has light pink-reddish coloring, almost like a blushing flower. :)
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