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Tropical plant? (right side up)

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Posted by colokathism De (My Page) on
Thu, Jul 2, 09 at 18:54

Maybe this will help you see the plant better.

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If you post your photo to a free photo posting site, like Photobucket, you can copy the url directly into your message and get a much larger photo. That will make it much easier for folks here to ID your plant.

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Being in Delaware, I'd say it was a Canna that has survived your winter and returned to your delight.

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They look like cannas to me. They do bloom. Most are either red, yellow or orange. They are tropical, but are pretty hardy.

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