Does Anybody Know What This Plant Is?
MissSherry
5 years ago
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A few of these have come up at the base of a large oak stump. At first I thought it might be elderberry, but the leaves are too rounded, not as long as elderberry leaves. Anybody know what it is?
Sherry
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Comments (2)To the left is an epipremnum,to the right,a syngonium. Look theses up on google or here on the forum and there should be loads of care info. They're lookin good! Good luck with 'em! :) Edited to say that the directions apply AFTER clicking the link...which is to say,..when the pic is right side up. This post was edited by asleep_in_the_garden on Fri, May 2, 14 at 12:36...See Moredoes anybody know what plant this is?
Comments (3)Ruellia ( Mexican Petunia )...Does it have purple or pink flowers that are very thin and delicate and tubular in shape? Can you see small nodules near the nodes or sections of the stem? If so then you def have a Ruellia. which by the way you can share or propagate by cutting at the stem nodes and sticking in dirt. :) Cheers...See Morehelp to identify this shrub/plant/hedge
Comments (2)Hi, Saltcedara thanks, feel like a noob, Gardenia strikes me as a very common plant (that I should know), but it's just not my thing. The garden was established when we bought the place so I'm slowly learning whats's what. I think it definitely has spider mites thanks for the link I will work on getting rid of them....See MoreCan someone identify this plant?
Comments (3)Well my best guess is Stachys byzantina which has a common name of "Lamb's ears" or "Lamb's tongue". It is a groundcover, a perennial, with silvery grey leaves which have a woolly, velvet feel. You should be able to find it in a nursery or the garden section of, say, Bunnings, where it is often sold as a 6-pack perennial. If I'm wrong, it's such a charming little plant she'll probably enjoy it anyway and love you more for your efforts. Here is a link that might be useful: lambs ears...See More
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