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Where does Climbing Chorizema grow?

Chorizema diversifolium

Which countries does Climbing Chorizema grow in?

Climbing Chorizema has been known to grow in the following countries: Australia Canada

Which hardiness zones does Climbing Chorizema grow in?

Climbing Chorizema has been known to be grown in these usda hardiness zones:

Percentages above indicate the number of gardeners that have tracked at least one planting of Climbing Chorizema on Folia in this usda zone. Find your USDA Hardiness Zone »

Latest plantings of Climbing Chorizema

Latest plantings of Climbing Chorizema being tracked on Folia from all around the world:

  • Chorizema Holly Flame Pea

    Chorizema Holly Flame Pea

    Chorizema diversifolium

    Sown on 19 Feb 10 Pea-like blossoms have an unusual color combina...

    • 1
    • 1
    • 0
    • Neutral
  • Climber

    Climber

    Chorizema diversifolium

    Sown on 23 May 07 The tag that came with the plant was Chorizema ...

    • 1
    • 0
    • 0

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