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9 years ago

Oops not sure why but the photos didn't work...

This post was edited by JessieTyler on Wed, Sep 3, 14 at 13:32

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Jessie Tyler
Original Author
9 years ago
This one looks like a wandering jew, not sure...
Jessie Tyler
Original Author
9 years ago
This one is similar to the wandering jew but the leaves are fuzzy...
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Jessie Tyler
Original Author
9 years ago
This one I bought from Logee's Greenhouse about ten years ago. It was sold as a lily but has never bloomed. It is very forgiving.
Jessie Tyler
Original Author
9 years ago
Also is there an easier way to post more than one photo per message? This is my first post and that was a pain! Thanks
Jessie
MsGreenFinger GW
9 years ago
Second is a purpurea, leaves turn a nice purple color when there's enough direct sun. Last looks like a calla lily.

To post photos in one go, upload them to photobucket or a similar page and share the links.
Tiffany, purpleinopp Z8b Opp, AL
9 years ago
The first plant may be Tradescantia fluminensis or a Callisia. Adding another pic with a scale object would help.

The 2nd one is Tradescantia pallida, botanically.

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