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Jul 16, 2021 2:38 PM CST
Name: Lin Vosbury
Sebastian, Florida (Zone 10a)

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I have a Wax Plant (Hoya cumingiana) that I got as a single stem cutting in 2008. My plant almost totally died in a winter freeze one year but I managed to save cuttings to root for a new plant. Although cumingiana blooms are pretty, there is no detectable fragrance. I took this bloom photo in May, the flowers were covered in dog fur from our 2 golden retrievers who like to walk around on the pool deck where all of my plants reside. Smiling
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I also used to grow the plant formerly classified as Stephanotis floribunda but now named Stephanotis (Marsdenia floribunda) years ago and the blooms of that one were very fragrant!
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