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Maria Elena (Caribbean - USDA Zone 13a)
7 years ago
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Maria Elena (Caribbean - USDA Zone 13a)
7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoRelated Discussions
Please help ID this plant? Coffee plant?
Comments (4)That is not a Coffee plant. It looks like a Shooting Star Clerodendron....See MorePlease help ID this plant
Comments (3)Yes Torenia....See MorePlease help ID this plant
Comments (14)Cedar, or Eastern Red Cedar is the common name for this tree whether anyone likes it or not. There are many more than one type of Juniper, and to call all of them Juniper and not differentiate between them is ridiculous and confusing, Yes, I know it's a Juniper, but like most people I'm just an average person, not a botanist. and I'm not that picky about using botanical names. Try Googling "Eastern Red Cedar" and see what happens, and then Google "Juniper". Still confused ?...See MorePlease help ID this plant
Comments (6)Could you post a picture of the actual plant rather than a screenshot? The details are indistinct. We also need a geographical location, a shot of the whole plant as well as the close up and an indication of scale. That said leaf shape and arrangement could be a Caryopteris but not likely mongholica, unless the colour is very off in the photo. You do have maple seedling there too....See MoreMaria Elena (Caribbean - USDA Zone 13a)
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