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Mystery plant

comments (1) November 14th, 2010 in gallery

TerJay39 TerJay39, member
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I bought this plant and didnt ask its name.  Now Id like to know what its called. Click the image to enlarge.

I bought this plant and didn't ask its name.  Now I'd like to know what it's called.
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The plant with the larger green leaves and red flowers with white tips is the one I'm trying to identify.  I have enjoyed having it on my front porch as it's low maintenence and nice to look at.

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Linneaz writes: Shrimp Plant (Justicia brandegeana). Don't know which one, but that should get you looking in the right place. Posted: 7:07 pm on November 14th
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