Big beautiful plant

Discussion in 'Plants: Identification' started by 614, Aug 24, 2009.

  1. 614

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    I really like this plant, I don't know if it spreads but I found something similar growing in the mulch on the other side of the yard, it was only one little thing but I'd like to pot it if it's the same thing. Any idea on what this is? It's getting really big.
     

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    I would have never thought of that and I really like to have hydrangea in the yard. This is the little baby I found across the yard, I started to root it. I thought it looked similar but I don't think hydrangea spread, that's if it's the same thing. This one has little flower buds on it.
     

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    Lila Pereszke Well-Known Member 10 Years

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    Hi,
    your "miniplant" is an Euphorbia marginata!
     
  5. Marn

    Marn Active Member 10 Years

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    Your second plant there i dont think is a Hydrangea ... tottallt different variegation on it and slightly different leaves... i dont know what it is but it sure is a pretty plant ..

    i have the same plant as your first one bought it at Bi Mart .. im pretty sure alls it said was Var Hydrangea .. but i will look at the pot to see of there is a name to it ..

    Marion
     
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    Silver surfer Generous Contributor 10 Years

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    Several different variegated forms of hydrangea available Marn. See my 1st link.
     
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    saltcedar Rising Contributor 10 Years

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    Already correctly ID'ed by Lila; Euphorbia marginata
     
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    Thank you Lila! I love this forum, everyone is so helpful :)
     

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