Anna, I'm not sure but it looks like a Homalociadium platcladum, Ribbon Bush...There's a pic of one on www.worldplants.com Toni

It looks like a False Aralia to me but I'm not sure about blooms. If that's what it is it grows outside in the warm zones and is often sold as a houseplant in the colder climates.
Karyn

I did a Google search, adding the word 'plant' after euodia.
I got plenty of hits, but I think your best bet is the web page of TT (not allowed by the Webmaster to mention the full name of the nursery!!)

This is really puzzling. It is not the succulent-like ribbon bush. Hopeful,this plant has very soft, non-succulent leaves. Karyn, it is not false aralia. I have a false aralia and it is different, although the very fine leaf is reminiscent. Kew tip, when I plug in euodia plant, all the images are different than my plant, including those at TT. Thank-you all for the tries!!! I am really frustrated with my search!

Anna

Anna,

Your plant looks like Euodia ridleyi, syn. Euodia hortensis.

hello Anna
can't help with the ID but was curious abot your Trevesia palmata. Still hanging in there?? gary

That's it!!! Thanks bodiggly, I don't know how I missed it at the TT site. I guess they have a lot of other euodias that look very different. I am happy to know what it is. Now I can plan on where to put it. Thanks again!

Gary, I killed my trevesia palmata. I thought I had hardened it in my greenhouse, but when I planted it, it got burnt badly, and being a small plant, it proved fatal. Don't know if I'll try it again.

Anna

Hi Anna,
If the plant is exposed to more sun, it turns a bright yellow color. It is a very nice plant that is easy to grow. T-

Anna you always come up with plants I've never heard of or seen. Thanks. You are broadening my horizons.
Barb

Hey, Barb, you have broadened my plant horizons too... especially in the gesneriads category. That's what's so fun about this forum.

Anna