Houseplant ID?
Ams_38562
10 years ago
Anyone know what this thing is? It looks horrible now, It does every year when I bring it inside. When It finally gets warm I leave it outside and let nature run its course and it does great. I would like to know what it is so I can find out how to take better care of it in winter... all the leaves fall off and it looks so ugly.
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