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More unknowns needing names, please....one is quite strange...

18 years ago

OK....this one was simply labeled as a succulent...don't you love it?!

Would love to know what it is, though...

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This one was labeled as Family-Aizoaceae and the Genus was Mimicry Collection...hmmmmmm.....

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No tag at all on this one:

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Thanks!!

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Comments (3)

shrubs_n_bulbs
18 years ago
"Family-Aizoaceae". Its true!

Its a Rhombophyllum. R. nelii seems to be the one that Altman's has been sending out just recently.

The last one looks very like Delosperma echinatum, or it may be a Sedum :) You'll know for sure when it flowers.
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webkat5
Original Author
18 years ago
Yes, wasn't doubting the Aizoaceae family...just thought that might help ID that one...

Not sure about a match for Delosperma for the third....guess I might have to wait for flowers! :o)

Any thoughts on the first one???
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mfyss
18 years ago
First one is a euphorb, Synadenium compactum var. rubrum (usually goes as S. grantii 'Rubra'). The third may be Crassula mesembyranthemoides, but maybe a Sedum. Yale
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