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15 years ago

I have no idea what this is and hope someone can help. It didn't have a tag on it and the lady who usually helps was at lunch. Is it a perennial or annual? I have no idea of it's name. I appreciate your help.

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sweetolyve
15 years ago
Hi Kathy,

This is a Shrimp Plant. The one that I've had in the past was a coral colored plant and was extremely invasive, although very pretty. The type you have there may not be invasive like mine was, though.

Hope this helps.

Debbie...(O:
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