I'm not positive, but it resembles Alternanthera 'Partytime;' Here is a link that might be useful:

It is definitely not a Eupatorium; I have several varieties on my property and am familiar with them. P. americana is awfully close, but the leaves aren't a match. I think possibly Oxypolis filiformis. Many thanks for your help! Here is a link that might be useful: Oxypolis filiformis

Well, I tried to post here a few minutes ago and everything was lost. First I want to apologize to you, Jackie, for not replying to your kind offer to post the thread for me on the Antique Rose forum. I fully intended to try to get more thorough pictures together for identification purposes, something I’m obviously not too good at doing yet. (I thought I’d pretty much covered the bases except for the hips, of which there are none since I deadhead.) Anyway, I had several full days and am just now getting caught up. In the meantime, Pam at Angel Gardens has been emailing me. She confirmed that the tea rose she sent me is NOT Arcadia Louisiana Tea… but it IS Rosette Delizy as I suspected. She will be sending me the real Arcadia Louisiana Tea shortly. Jeri, I could be wrong, but I still think we might be missing each other? I am not at all suggesting that Arcadia Louisiana Tea and Rosette Delizy are the same rose… they are indeed vastly different roses. I was suggesting that the mislabeled tea sent to me was Rosette Delizy INSTEAD OF Arcadia Louisiana Tea. And Pam has confirmed that. I am content and see no need to get further input by opening a new thread. Thanks again for the offer, Jackie, and thanks to all of you for your input and opinion. I have learned so much from these forums over the last few years and look forward to learning more from all of you!

Hi Bob, You have a nice set up. The way you placed them looks so natural. Neo Trey is a wonderful little Neo. Good job. Neo "Red Mistery" looks a lot like Domino, does not it? Is this also a chantinii behind the chantinii Black Skotak? May I ask where did you get your Painted Delight? I contacted Michael before I placed my order and he said his does not color up so nicely but yours seems OK. I just love this Neo but decided not order it based on MichaelÂs comment. What is that pinkish Neo on Picture #17? I am talking about the one in the middle of the picture, the last one on the left side of the isle. Is it Purple Star? Most people around here say use low N and high K with TillÂs. You use high N but the result is just equally great. (I do not grow them but have heard so.) Thanks for the great show. P.S. Keep the large picture size. It works great.