This baby is especially cool when it is softly backlit. It almost looks like it was coated in epoxy. I thought it might be a sold green pup with some of the lighter gray/green, but is doing more. This is a woodnative plant that I'm really enjoying.Is what this plant is doing common with Senagambica? Will it continue to change as it matures?Also included a pic of seedlings form seeds planted at the beginning of November.
Where are the photos?
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