ID this plant
stewbrew FL_10b
10 years ago
This beautiful plant looks good in its jungle landscape, and should be easy to identify. I don't know what it is, but with the good help on this forum, I'll soon know, then I'll look up its characteristics and decide if it belongs in my yard. Thanks.
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