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| We just returned from a week in Puerto Rico and I am still suffering from plant overload. I thought I would see how many of these plants you guys had names for before I start searching the internet for them.
The entire island is one giant postcard. The west coast.
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Every place we went produced another fantastic view. The southern coast.
The east coast.
The north coast.
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| Vroomp Don't know the names of any of the plants, but they are just beautiful! Looks like a gorgeous place to visit! |
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| The third red spikey plant is red firespike.They are all pretty.Debbie |
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- Posted by satellitehead z7 ATL Metro (My Page) on Mon, Nov 9, 09 at 15:54
| Hi Brad, The ginger pictured (5th picture) is Red Torch Ginger (Etlingera elatior) We have two major deployments going on at work right now, one in Puerto Rico and another in Madrid. They haven't shipped me out for either, but the pics make me want to go to Madrid. The plants climbing down the coast in the 2nd to last photo look like kalanchoe luciae, or some other similar kind of kalanchoe. No clue on the others, off the top of my head. Hope all is well! |
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