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I don't know the name of this plant -- we saw it in the Conservatory at the Biltmore Estate. I really liked the colors and lines of these leaves. Unfortunately I couldn't find anything to identify the plant for me.
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And then you have your assignment to be done.
IT CERTAINLY IS BEAUTIFUL. HAVE A GOOD WEEK GEORGE.
The patterns on leaf are beautiful.
It is a very pretty plant. It is in my House Plant book which I cannot find right now. I don't do houseplants anymore---now I had better find it. Oh no it's not where it should be----now it's bigging me. BYE!! MB
they have these at selby gardens but I don't know either what they are, pretty ribbons is what they make me think of
Looks like it is some type of dracena.
Beautiful George!
I think this is a variegated Moses In the Cradle plant.
The colors are lovely together.
The colors all look so pretty together.
Love the greens, whites and purples and stripes.
Pretty colors.
I used to have one of those. It's a ........? Pretty though.
Hi George
Is it a type of aechmia????It looks like a spider plant .They bring nice color into a yard.
I used to have one of these as a houseplant! But that was long ago and far away and I can't remember it's name now, phooey!
I really love the contrast in colors!
Beautiful things don't need names.
Nice combination of colours George.
Love your Header.
Beauties....a mass planting would be gorgeous!!!
It looks like something my grandmother had that was very beautiful. Wonderful color. Thanks for stirring some sweet memories.
Amigo,
A planta é linda.
Não precisa de identificação.
Um lindo dia!
Beijos.
Brasil.
came via Ginny's site.
My husband is an engineer, he doesn't like wood fire. he doesn't like the fumes. Once we stayed in a house with a fire place, I used to think it romantic. he blocked it up.
An interesting plant, and very pretty. I don't know what it is, but would be interested to know.
Great leaves deliciously soft tones, exquisite beauty, like me.
I wonder if anything will be blooming in the gardens on March 20. Bill and I will be at Ridgecrest and will stop quickly at Biltmore on the way home if there is something to look at outside.
It is a tropical plant, I remember seeing it. I will try to find the name for you.
I don't know the name, but I do like the color variation. It's lovely.
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