"Top two look like Rhipsalis sp. Middle looks like Crassula argentea Hobbit. and I agree last one appears to be some sort of Aloe."
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Scott replied to Robin (N.IL zone 5)'s discussion Purple Leaves pink flowers (Purple Queen/Tradescantia) in the group Name This Plant, Flower, Bush, Tree...???"Tradescantia pallida - Purple Heart"
Scott replied to Robin (N.IL zone 5)'s discussion Green leaves with lots of character. in the group Name This Plant, Flower, Bush, Tree...???"Geranium is a good possibility too."
Scott replied to Robin (N.IL zone 5)'s discussion Green leaves with lots of character. in the group Name This Plant, Flower, Bush, Tree...???"Just a guess... Trollius sp?"
Scott replied to Robin (N.IL zone 5)'s discussion some type of bulb, grows about 4-5" with blue/white or purple/white flowers that are about 1"(Chionodoxa) in the group Name This Plant, Flower, Bush, Tree...???"I also have many Ipheions growing here in S. Calif. The foliage is different than the original "unknown" picture submitted. In that photo you can see the cupped tips and even a rolled or curled leaf or two. All my Ipheion have flat leaves…"
Scott replied to Robin (N.IL zone 5)'s discussion some type of bulb, grows about 4-5" with blue/white or purple/white flowers that are about 1" in the group Name This Plant, Flower, Bush, Tree...???"The foliage isn't right for Ipheion. Ipheion leaves are rather flat and cover the ground. Chiondoxa foliage is more cupped at the tip and is upright when young."
Scott replied to Robin (N.IL zone 5)'s discussion some type of bulb, grows about 4-5" with blue/white or purple/white flowers that are about 1" in the group Name This Plant, Flower, Bush, Tree...???"Looks like Chinodoxa"
Scott replied to Barb Z-7b Okla's discussion ID please. Acts like a Wondering Jew plant but is slimmer leafed and not as striped.. in the group Name This Plant, Flower, Bush, Tree...???"If it is Purple Heart (Tradescantia pallida), and it probably is, it would prefer sun. I grow it in full sun to half-day sun here in southern California. Acclimate it slowly as weather permits. It should get new growth from the base and look…"
Scott replied to Barb Z-7b Okla's discussion ID please. Acts like a Wondering Jew plant but is slimmer leafed and not as striped.. in the group Name This Plant, Flower, Bush, Tree...???"Looks like a Tradescantia of some kind. It looks stretched out and needs more light."
Willis L. Johnson from GA Z8A replied to Scott's discussion Just a test - Do you know Fallopia japonica 'Variegata' ? in the group Name This Plant, Flower, Bush, Tree...???"Not snow bound at all. Quite beautiful here, gardening and cleaning up stuff. Lots in bloom too. Quite an unusual and mild winter. Have only scooted my citrus trees into the garage once this year...29 degrees and wouldn't even normally do that…"
Robin (N.IL zone 5) replied to Scott's discussion Just a test - Do you know? in the group Name This Plant, Flower, Bush, Tree...???"The garden is sleeping. So not much to ask about. Though I will pop over to houseplants (very active since the gardens are sleeping) and let them know they can post here for identification since most house plants come with a generic tag that says…"
Willis L. Johnson from GA Z8A replied to Scott's discussion Just a test - Do you know? in the group Name This Plant, Flower, Bush, Tree...???" Fallopia japonica 'Variegata' aka knotweed. The plain green version can be quite invasive. "
Scott replied to Scott's discussion Just a test - Do you know? in the group Name This Plant, Flower, Bush, Tree...???"Its been a while since anyone posted anything. Are you all snowbound? Thought this might get someone out and about - even if its twigs and bark........ post a pic of something you came across recently or a long time ago. Is always fun to analyze…"
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- At 7:27pm on June 10, 2010,
Randy Anderson zn.5/Il. USA said… - Thanks Scott, I'm glad you commented. The picture sent was a perfect match. It wouldn't stay on my screen for more then a second, but long enough. It's a very attractive plant and I'm going to grow more of it. It's worth finding a place for.
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mo puff commented on Joann Hopper's photo
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"Is this the picture you wanted me to see? Your pond is beautiful and is so clear! I am sure the grasses haven't taken over yet.. are they in there? I never asked since the boxes were leaking... Did the grasses survive the trip?"
Elizabeth Fowler commented on Lisa Gibson's photo
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"Thanks for sharing this photo ,boy would i love to have one of these frogs they are wonderful. I can't find any large ones here but I'll keep looking. Every part of this is really nice."
mo puff commented on Community Manager's group Vegetable Gardens"Wow William! We are all thankful that you and your family are safe. I am glad you have an underground to go to. How long could you stay down if you had too?"
"William I am glad to see that you posted since I saw the news yesterday about the tornadoes. You stay safe, praying over here for you too."
Elizabeth Fowler commented on Community Manager's group Vegetable Gardens"William,I know this is a gardening site BUT so glad you shared about your experience ,We are praying for each one in your state and pray for Angels to protect everyone and your homes. God be with you during this stormy season. I love spring but not…"
Clare Oliva commented on Clare Oliva's photo
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"Thanks for the clarification, Grant. Hey, now at least I know the real name (and how to pronounce it!) for my "pink wildflowers"...."
"William ... I'd be very scared as well. Please don't hesitate to head underground and be safe!"
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