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Need plant ID help

11 years ago

Can anyone help me identify the long pink spiky flowers in this picture? It looks like it is still in bud stage. The caption for the picture listed the flowers in the bouquet and Limonium was the only name that could possibly be referring to this flower but it doesn't look like the statice that I've grown. Is it some other species of Limonium? Or maybe it's mislabeled?

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11 years ago
Yep, I think it is limonium. Not L.perezzii, maybe L.peregrinum?
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