type of plant?
dhann
9 years ago
The wife and I saw this plant at a nursery today. It was untagged and the staff didn't know the name. The wife is kicking herself, because we didn't buy it, they only had one, and now we can't find anything on it.
Thanks in advance!
-Drew
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