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Please help identify this plant

11 years ago

Hello everyone,

A person in my local trade group wants to find out what kind of plant this is that they had seen online somewhere I think Pinterest. They want to try and find it but they need the name of it. Please help identify it. Any help with be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Happy growing everyone!

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steiconi
11 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
I dragged the picture into the google image search bar, and the image came up on a number of pinterest pages. google image search

I followed a couple links and finally found a name-- darmera peltata link to botanical description

they get up to 5 feet tall.
Jesse Ortiz thanked steiconi
Jesse Ortiz
Original Author
11 years ago
Steiconi,

Thank you! I will let them know the name of it I bet they will be happy to know.
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steiconi
11 years ago
you're welcome!

my original response was that the picture was faked, and those were dollhouse chairs, but I just had to follow up and figure it out. I want one, but sadly, the plant doesn't grow in my zone.

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