Any guesses as to what this could be....

Pieter zone 7/8 B.C.

5 months ago

It was improperly identified as 'Island Breeze'...what's your guess?

Pieter

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undertheoaksgardener7b

5 months ago

Hollywood Lights is a sport of CN/ON with wider margins.

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Beth - Michigan 6A
5 months ago
I am guessing hosta montana aureomarginata
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bkay2000
5 months ago
Can't be that, as the colors are reversed. I don't know, though.

bkay
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peren.all Zone 5a Ontario Canada
5 months ago
Ani Machi???
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mbug_gw
5 months ago
Maybe Paradise Power?
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djacob Z6a SE WI
5 months ago
I didn’t think Ani Machi got that big and it’s so very curly…..though I was waiting for you to tune in……. Could it be an immature Amalia? Just guessing…….

debra
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djacob Z6a SE WI
5 months ago
It sure looks related to a Montana………

debra
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Pieter Klapwijk
5 months ago
That is what I was thinking, Deb!
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Pieter zone 7/8 B.C.
Original Author
5 months ago
Maybe Paradise Power?

I just had a quick look at the pictures in the HL but I feel that PP has narrower margins compared to the one posted. Thanks for trying!
Pieter zone 7/8 B.C.
Original Author
5 months ago
Could it be an immature Amalia?

Debra, I just looked at that in the HL and you might well be on to something, thanks!

Pieter
lindalana 5b Chicago
5 months ago
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Did you ever bought High Voltage? It is a tet of PP
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djacob Z6a SE WI
5 months ago
Glad to help…. We’ll all wait and see!

debra
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undertheoaksgardener7b
5 months ago
Undulata
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Pieter zone 7/8 B.C.
Original Author
5 months ago
Linda, I just had a peek @ 'High Voltage' on the HL and it sure looks like a better guess than 'Amalia', which has a wavy edge to it and that's not very evident in the NOID.

Don't think it's 'Undulata'. While it's hard to judge size from a picture it looks to have larger leaves than the plant in front of it. HV is a better fit in that respect.

Pieter
undertheoaksgardener7b
5 months ago
Maybe Miss America? Chodai nishiki (On Stage) would be another guess if older plant. If it were CN/OS, I would be jealous.
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Pieter zone 7/8 B.C.
Original Author
5 months ago
Thanks UTOG! Had a peek at 'Miss America' and it is more a streaker than a medio-variegated one but Choko Nishiki/On Stage looks to be a good match! Thanks again!

Pieter
undertheoaksgardener7b
5 months ago
That’s right, Choko not Chodai.
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Pieter zone 7/8 B.C.
Original Author
5 months ago
Thanks UTOG, looks closest yet!

Pieter
djacob Z6a SE WI
5 months ago
Utog may have hit the nail on the head……maybe the flowers will help with the ID.

debra
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