Unusual plant I need to Identify

14 years ago

This plant was in Hightstown, New Jersey and I have never seen one before, cannot ID it on the web. Anyone have any Ideas?

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=2469930429461&set=a.2469226371860.2146460.1288359183&type=1&theater

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fatamorgana2121
14 years ago
Sorry. It requires a login to see.

FataMorgana
Tiffany, purpleinopp Z8b Opp, AL
14 years ago
I logged into FB but it still wouldn't let me see it. You may have the privacy of this pic set to "friends only" or "friends of friends" which would eliminate anyone else from being able to see it. If you change the privacy of this pic to "public," folks here will be able to see it while logged into FB.
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fatamorgana2121
14 years ago
Better yet, post your image to one of the free photo services like Picasa or Photobucket. Unlike Facebook, they share very easily with the rest of the world and don't require any logins to view the image.

In the past has been hard for some other posters to get Facebook images to show up on the forums even when they tried to have permissive settings.

FataMorgana

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fatamorgana2121

Tiffany, purpleinopp Z8b Opp, AL

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