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Fri, Jun 11, 04 at 8:30
| I grew this from seed this year and the label is missing. can anyonw ID this for me please?
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- Posted by georgeinbandonoregon z9 OR (My Page) on Sat, Jun 12, 04 at 23:35
| not a tecoma by any means (they have pinnate/ash-like leaves)---perhaps an allamanda of even some kind of hibiscus---if a broken stem bleeds a milky sap you likely have some kind of periwinkle relative (which includes oleander, allamanda, and plumera (frangpiani)) and can forget about hibiscus and its relatives for whatever help that is. |
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| That is alot of help. It gives me a clue anyway! I will check for the milky sap and go from there. Thank you. ShyAnn |
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| Hi, this looks like Turnera Ulmifolia to me (also known as Yellow Alder). Barb |
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