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Name: Cora Arlington, Va (Zone 7b)     CoraBarner May 29, 2018 6:14 AM CST |
  And Hoya variegated   Sorry about blurry photos on the variegated multiflora. |
Name: Margaret Near Kamloops, BC, Canada (Zone 3a)             mcash70 May 29, 2018 1:01 PM CST |
Lovely blooms, Cora.  |
Name: Cora Arlington, Va (Zone 7b) CoraBarner May 30, 2018 6:10 AM CST |
| Thank you Margaret. |
Name: Margaret Near Kamloops, BC, Canada (Zone 3a) mcash70 May 30, 2018 9:04 AM CST |
Your welcome, Cora.  |
Name: Kristi east Texas pineywoods (Zone 8a)           pod Jun 4, 2018 7:01 AM CST |
Beautiful!  I knew better than to look. I don't need another one and don't have much luck with the variegated Hoyas. Is your fragrant?Be content moving inch by inch because, by days end, the inches, will add up to feet and yards. Fulfilling ambitious objectives is usually done one step at a time. |
Name: Cora Arlington, Va (Zone 7b) CoraBarner Jun 4, 2018 10:37 AM CST |
| It does not have scent and that's what I want. I have allergy and so is my two chihuahua. Thanks . |
Name: Kristi east Texas pineywoods (Zone 8a) pod Jun 4, 2018 12:01 PM CST |
| That is even better... generally I am not taken with the Hoya scents. There are only a few that I have really liked. Be content moving inch by inch because, by days end, the inches, will add up to feet and yards. Fulfilling ambitious objectives is usually done one step at a time. |
Name: Margaret Near Kamloops, BC, Canada (Zone 3a) mcash70 Jun 4, 2018 1:22 PM CST |
I have to say that I think the scent of the Krimson Queen is quite interesting, to me it smells faintly like squished greenery, chocolate and something funky.  |
Name: Kristi east Texas pineywoods (Zone 8a) pod Jun 4, 2018 6:48 PM CST |
Now that is descriptive! and not too appealing.  I had one that smelled like vanilla. I really like it but lost it. Will have to see if I can remember its' name. Be content moving inch by inch because, by days end, the inches, will add up to feet and yards. Fulfilling ambitious objectives is usually done one step at a time. |
Name: Margaret Near Kamloops, BC, Canada (Zone 3a) mcash70 Jun 4, 2018 8:05 PM CST |
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 tmannerk Sep 10, 2019 3:51 AM CST |
| Please, let me know how it is easiest to get multiflora variegata to create roots? I'll be getting cut from my friend and I was informed that it is one of the harderst to get a roots. I normally use water rooting method but what if there is better way... How to get about it? How have you been able to have cutting of multiflora to create roots? |
Name: Gina Florida (Zone 9a) Tropical plant collector 35 years     Gina1960 Sep 10, 2019 5:23 AM CST |
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Name: Peggy SW Oklahoma (Zone 7b) Magpie26 Sep 12, 2019 4:25 PM CST |
| I rooted mine in a peat pellet kept moist. Then put in a 2" pot after that. Hope that helps. |
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