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10 years ago

What's the name of the red/purple plant on the far right?

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joziejo
10 years ago
The tall one looks like a Canna Lilly to me, I want to know what the rest of the planting is in that right hand corner, I thought at first the red/pink leaf at bottom was a Heuchera but I do not think it is?
joziejo
10 years ago
I think now the small one is a coleus (indoor plant in uk, or summer only)
PRO
Professional Landscape Associates
9 years ago
yes looks like several coleus, swee tpotato vine in container Nice!
Sharon remillard
last year
Yep, canna lily

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