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Fri, Jan 30, 04 at 15:57
| Aside from anthurium, what heart-shaped flowers come to mind?
What about foliage? Philodendrons are good. This is for a newspaper story I'm pursuing. Thanks and Happy Valentine's a little early. |
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| Some ivies. Some cottonwoods (sort of). Aspen. |
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- Posted by Eddie_GA_7A (My Page) on Fri, Jan 30, 04 at 17:41
| Redbud, I think it's cercis canadensis and I have long wondered if the canadensis does not mean it comes from Canada but is a term for the color of the early opening leaves? There is a potato vine that has heart shaped leaves. |
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| Some violets. |
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| Not to be too obvious, what about Bleeding Hearts? (Dicentra spectabilis) How about Brunnera? |
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- Posted by AngelaInSacramento (My Page) on Fri, Jan 30, 04 at 21:26
| little-leaf linden (Tilia cordata) tree is another one. |
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| I'm probably too late, but EPIMEDIUM! EPIMEDIUM! The leaves are often rimmed with red! C.L. |
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