Starting over

10 years ago

Hello everyone. I used to be a member of this forum a long time ago. Had several successful exchanges then I was a nomad for a while. Finally settling back down again somewhere new and need to start over. I don't have a ton of stuff, but do have a few things that some people may be interested in. I will attach some pics of what I have to trade. I didn't take a pic, but I also have aloe plants. Not even sure what I am looking for, pretty much anything. I have very sandy soil, actually its mostly sand. Im in zone 9. I work a lot so dont have a ton of time to be in the garden working so looking for some neglect tolerant things. At least for now.

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lovesblooms
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
Your first picture and last picture look very interesting, and I'd love an aloe! I have plenty of neglect tolerant plants up for trade (be sure to read down through the thread, since I added and removed some plants as trades took place: http://forums2.gardenweb.com/discussions/3830294/have-plenty-to-trade

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Please message me!
Danielle Kerese
Original Author
10 years ago
Ok I think I switched it now so people can message me. I will take a look at your list. Im not actually sure what the top plant is. I would love to know myself.
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lovesblooms
10 years ago
It's Clerodendrum thomsoniae, or glory bower/bleeding heart vine.
Danielle Kerese
Original Author
10 years ago
Cool. I kept looking up things like "Looks like Bleeding Heart" lol. I was close.
Russ1023 (central Fla)
10 years ago
Danielle, you didn't say if you know what your other plants are. It might help trading if you know the names altho your pictures are fantastic.

Your 2nd pic is Callisia fragrans, a member of the Wandering Jew family. Bright sunlight brings out the purple colors.

3rd pic is a Sansevieria, probably S. hyacinthoides, which is considered a huge pest plant in Florida.

I can't identify the green bromeliad in 4th pic.

5th pic is Senecio jacobsenii, a really cool succulent sometimes called Trailing Jade, altho it's not really a jade plant.

Russ