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Posted by trh701 z4sd (My Page) on Fri, Feb 5, 10 at 13:08
| I had a plant that was in with some pansies last year. It is a prostate plant that had "berries" on the stems with the leaves. The "berries" were different shades of pink and white. They were the size of a pinhead and clustered together in a group of 100 or so - kind of like pepperberries. Any idea what this might have been?
I live in zone 4 and do not know if it will survive the winter. |
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| Do you have a picture of this plant?? |
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RE: Plant ID
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| I do not have any photos. I looked up pictures of pernettya as suggested and that is not it. My plant was flat to the ground like moss rose with 1 inch long leaves that were tubular and the "berries" were in a tubular shape also and very minutes. |
RE: Plant ID
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How about prostrate spurge, euphorbia maculata?
Check it out on 'google'. I found some good photos you can compare with your plant. This weed is in several places in my yard. |
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