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flower ID?

11 years ago

Hi.

Not sure how likely it is to get an answer, but I am hoping to get an ID on this plant.

I bought it here in St Pete this spring from a vendor at a Plant sale. Was supposed to be schizopetalus. But as it got older,and then it bud, I realized it was not.

Its a beautiful flower. I sent a pic to the vendor via e-mail saying what happened and asking for a ID. Got a response e-mail which said "sorry for the mix-up" but no offer to ID. A 2nd e-mail has received no response.

So, I am posting this pic here in hopes that someone recognized it.

Thanks

Bill

Comments (2)

RetiredFlorida
11 years ago
Bill,

Google Cindy's Heart in Google images.

Darren
eahamel
11 years ago
Much nicer than schizopetalus!

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