Lovely plants. No idea, can someone help?
Charlotte Notcutt
8 years ago
Saw these today at an open garden. SE England.
So pretty. Can anyone id please?
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New Plant~ Can someone Help with ID~
Comments (14)Hey JoJo! Wonderful find!! :) I absolutely love the white, it does give a refreshing look. I think that its a pothos, based on the way the leaves on the left side of the picture look....like they are trying to vine down like pothos do. When I first saw it my instant reaction was its a pepromina because the couple I have at home have the same colors and almost same leaf shape. I hope you're doing great! I'll talk to you later! Ashley :)...See MoreCan someone help tell me what this plant is
Comments (9)Thank you for your quick response. I looked up lobelia siphilitica and although it is similar, I'm not sure that is it. They say L.S blooms midsummer. This one, in MA (zone 5) is beginning to bloom now (late spring and a cold one at that). This one has the flowers at the top and the leaves on the bottom, the stem is round and the leaves are a little thick. So...any other ideas?...See MoreCan someone help me identify this plant?
Comments (2)Thank you Carol. I didn't expect so fast of a response....See MoreCan someone help with plant identity?
Comments (10)Felix, your suggestions are both plants that look really similar, but I think Minibim's got it. Trumpet creeper has a very differenly shaped bloom, for one thing. I don't know anything about iresine except that I keep seeing it in stores. Anyone here really love it? Marcia...See MoreCharlotte Notcutt
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