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Forum: Article: Plant Perennials in the Fall, Instead of the Spring Replies: 1, Views: 32

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crowdec
Chester, VA
September 11, 2008
08:41 AM
Post #5537673
What is this plant? Some stalks are tall and lankey looking and the other stalks are curvey and wind around the base of the plant. I really like it, but are all the stalks supposed to be tall?

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carrielamont
Milton, MA
(Zone 6a)
September 11, 2008
01:10 PM
Post #5538868
Try the plant ID forum, which is open to non-subscribers; I'm sure they'll be able to ID it for you in no time. From up here (near Boston), it looks to me like a house plant, but I'm sure I could be wrong. Post it over on the ID forum for your answer!
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/f/plantid/all/
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