still trying to identify
hester_2009
12 years ago
I posted this before (when it wasn't starting to flower) and Sylvia thought it was a red leaf amaranth - still maybe but I'm not sure. I don't know is you can see that the flowers are starting to turn lavender.
Here's another view
any ideas?
Thanks,
Hester
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