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Name that plant.

6 years ago

Anyone know what kind of plant this is?


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  • 6 years ago

    It is the leaf edge or margin were you judge smooth to serrate to jagged, and so on. Those leaves are slightly serrate and from the one you are holding, looks to have an alternate leaf arrangement. I'm sticking with Lobelia and will go for L. cardinalis since that is the most commonly sold.

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