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What is this plant?

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This plant has a waxe leaf that has scalloped edg. The flowers Are small and in bunches

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wardvon writes: This plant is Kalanchoe, which is a succulent. They are often found in potted plant arrangements; at least in SW Ontario they are. I have a garden that bakes in the sun, with poor soil, and Kalanchoe thrives there. I'm not certain of its zone preference, but it is greater than 6! Posted: 2:05 pm on February 4th
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