Trying to ID this plant
Janhton
9 years ago
I purchased this plant at a local greenhouse. There wasn't a tag and I didn't really look for someone to tell me what it's called. Now that it's been in for a few weeks, I absolutely love how it looks. Anyone know what this is?
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