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Jason
Community Manager
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Name the plant


nametheplant1.jpgHi everyone, 

 

Workshop member @tetris36 has suggested a new game - name that plant.

 

He's also supplied the first photo for the game. Can you name this plant? 

 

Feel free to also post your pictures in the discussion below for the community to try to identify - whether you know its name or not!.

 

Good luck,

 

Jason

 

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Natasha
Retired Team Member
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Re: Name the plant

Hi @Alicia

 

I believe that plant is called 'Redhot Poker'. My grandmother use to grow alot of these in her garden :smile:

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Re: Name the plant

Yes, red hot poker (kniphofia) is correct. They are beautiful and come from South Africa.

bergs
Making a Splash

Re: Name the plant

image.jpegThis a beautiful plant of which there are many varieties, can you name it?

 

🍻bergs

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Isobel
Amassing an Audience

Re: Name the plant

Is it a lily @bergs? It is very beautiful. From your garden?

Re: Name the plant

Absolutely spot on it is a Westringia !

Jason
Community Manager
Community Manager

Re: Name the plant

Thanks for joining in the discussion @3012paul.

 

Let me also extend a very warm welcome to the Workshop community. It's great to have you join us. I'm looking forward to reading about your projects and plans.

 

Jason

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Re: Name the plant

Hi, 

love the plant and doing a search to find where I can buy one and all I am getting are hedges,  some with flower but nothing like the one you have whiich is gorgeous.

 

Any other name?  so I can buy one?    TU

 

Janina

Re: Name the plant

It's not a Lily or Westringia.

It's an Eremophila or commonly known as Emu bush and there are many varieties.  

I have four different varieties. They are more successful in temperate areas if you can get grafted plants.

 

Cheers🍻Bergs

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Re: Name the plant

Thanks,

 

That looks more like it....  will see if I can find some.  unless you are selling any?

 

Blesssings

 

Janina

Rhonda
Finding My Feet

It looks like it may be a pumpkin.

 

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