chatonne40

WOW I have this plant for almost 15 years and just learned what it was THANKS!!!

Mornigstar

Now Adamsallekat aren't you glad you wrote. All of us learnt about quilt pattern and a plant name.

jbj137

W*O*W such a beautiful bloom.
I Have never seen this one before.
I would love to have one.
J J

diamondee

I'd love to find out how/where to get one also, going to see if they will grow here in zone 4/5

bjg

If you love that pattern you really need to check on Inklingo. I have no connection except enthusiam. Linda Franz is not only talented but incredibly helpful. Inklingo will open a whole new world to you. (can machine piece too).

Scakes

Very pretty quilt block. I enjoyed the hoya picture. I used to have 1 and it was so pretty. Left it in the care of our dd while we lived out of state and it died. I'd love to have another. I'll have to keep watching for one.

Greeter Eva

I have two different versions of the Hoya. One is just like the pic on here & one has much larger leaves. The one with the larger leaves is about 6 yrs. old & has never bloomed & the other one must be at least 3 yrs. old & has never bloomed. Will you please tell me how you look after yours? I was told they have to be pot bound , before they bloom.

ctipton

where can i get one please

raksmum

I had a hoya plant for years and it was in a pot in my house. It was always in bloom. The little flowers on mine were always closed and would open up in the evening and that's when they would let off the sweet smell. Where I live you can purchase them at any garden center. They are very easy to look after and only need a little watering.

antylu

I use to have a couple of those going for several years but finally lost them; I miss them so as they were just so unusual and elegant as well as fragrant, thank for bringing back memories!