Please help me ID these Florida Plants
Christopher Laughrey
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I.D. Please, Florida Native plant
Comments (6)Yes, Sherry, That is it!!! I am amazed by how much activity this plant sees! Mostly small bees and a few of the smaller butterflies. I've tried rooting cuttings in water for our new garden, but no-go. I'll have to use rooting hormone and perlite, maybe... I've been unable to find any seeds, even with all the flower pollinators!!! Thank for your help, Myke...See MoreSouth Florida plant id please
Comments (2)Wax myrtle...Morella cerifera, formerly Myrica cerifera....See MorePlant id- Please help me id this plant
Comments (4)Yup, agreed on the ID. You could probably take cuttings a few nodes long & pot them back into mother plant's pot, to make it look even more full & lush....See MoreFlorida panhandle plants - please ID #1
Comments (7)"The Gold Lace Juniper's new growth is flashy and intense. And as time passes, its innermost foliage becomes an attractive forest green. Its coloration adds brilliance and highlights the Gold Lace Juniper's thin and intricate feathery needles." https://www.naturehills.com/juniper-gold-lace Also see color variation in Google images for 'Gold Lace'....See MoreUser
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