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pink flowered plant in picture

10 years ago

it has latexy white sap, took this picture years ago before i moved away

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eaga
10 years ago
Looks like dipladenia.
zogzog
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10 years ago
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SusanC
10 years ago
Definitely a Dipladenia. -Below is a commonly sold one that resembles yours.

Here is a link that might be useful: Dipladenia 'Rio Pink'
SusanC
10 years ago
Definitely a Dipladenia. -Below is a commonly sold one that resembles yours.

Here is a link that might be useful: Dipladenia 'Rio Pink'

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