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bromelia2010

11 years ago

Help with the name , please

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dplantlady
11 years ago
Looks like Kalanchoe.
wisconsitom
11 years ago
Kalanchoe, or perhaps one of the many cultivars of Sedum.

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floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK
11 years ago
The flower looks like Sedum rather than Kalanchoe.
plantnutz
11 years ago
I agree with sedum.

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