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I'm looking for the name of a flowering outdoor plant that is rubbery feeling. Any ideas?
Monica from Fennimore, WI
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RE: Flowering Outdoor Plant with Rubbery Leaves
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Post By Nancy from Florida (Guest Post)
(07/30/2007)
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Hi,
The name you are seeking could be 'kalanchoe' (it has 4 pronunciations: kall-ANN-cho, kall-and-CHO-ee, kall-ANN-ko, and kall-ann-KO-ee). There are many varieties; they are hardy, drought-tolerant perennials. I have one that looks like orangey-green saucers stacked up on their edges (it's K. thyrsifolia, if you want to take a look). Check out www.DavesGarden.com and do a plant search using 'kalanchoe.'
Good luck -- and let us know what you find!
Nancy in Florida
RE: Flowering Outdoor Plant with Rubbery Leaves
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Post By Evee (Guest Post)
(07/30/2007)
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I just saw those flowers at Lowes...
Go, call or click to lowes.com
They are really cool plants....It feels fake but they are truly beautiful.
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