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Last Bloom
By Greenthumb
5 Feb, 2009
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The last bloom to come in on the charmeur. Cordyline, this peach plant to the left. It came with a tag that said 'tropical'. Panther has called it out.
Comments on this photo
Thank you Sandra. I updated the info to be more clear about the question. I hadn't realized how much this looks like the bloom of the peach plant....lol. :-)
6 Feb, 2009
It looks like a cordyline plant Greenthumb, I'm sure it is.
16 Feb, 2009
Oh, I'm delighted! I had no idea. Cordyline it is! There is such a long future ahead here! It was $2 about six inches wide last winter I bought it.
18 Feb, 2009
That's a good buy. YOu should check out the different types there are, the babyspoon cordyline is my favourite.
19 Feb, 2009
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This photo is of "Amaryllis 'Charmeur"" in Greenthumb's garden
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5 Feb, 2009