Yellow-foliage plant identification
15 years ago
Greeting GardenWeb members!
Can anyone identify the yellow foliage plant in the attached photo? It maintained an intense yellow colored until the end of summer in full sun, zone 7, and seems to have poinsettia-like leaves. I have had no luck searching online resources and "Foliage: Astonishing Color and Texture Beyond Flowers" by Nancy J. Ondra, Rob Cardillo.
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litomato
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