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Betsy and I often spend a great deal of time wandering through the Conservatory when we visit the Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina. I admit that I don't often know the names of the plants I'm seeing, but I do enjoy seeing them anyway. I like the color and shape of the leaves of this plant in a picture taken last February.
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those are unique leaves. I'm wondering what is the name of plant.
I've never seen anything quite like this plant. It's very unique.
That sure is unique. Looks like it can't make up it's mind on which way it wants to go. :)
It is definitely an interesting plant. I know very little about plants, but flowers, a little more. George, I saw in the paper were there was bad weather near Crossville. Trust it was not near your place.
That seems like some Croton kinda plant! Interesting find and thanks for sharing buddy.
Have a nice weekend with Betsy :)
You have a good eye for the beauty of nature. These plants are unique!
Lovely leaves! Very well taken shot.
Very interesting plant. I like the curly leaves on it. (o:
Very pretty but it kind of reminds me of a den of snakes.
this is definitely something different Very appealing to the eye:)
That is really neat looking! I like it!
A very interesting and unusual plant. I agree with Jeevan, it might be in the croton family because of the colors on the leaves.
They are horns in lush green.
A very special plant.
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At first glance I thought it was some kind of bean growing. :)
The curly leaves are unique.
What a weird find, i like !
Definitely a tropical plant.
really beautifull goos colors and beautiful subject
Adoro plantas e folhagens.
Muito diferente.
Bom fim de semana!
Beijinhos.
Brasil.
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I love these curlicues! They are outrageously cool!! And I don't even know what you would type in to research something like this, or I would.
Tendrils reaching out --
Great shot George.
Very interesting curls... I imagine they could be some kind of tropical beans...
Śliczne "pokręcone" listki i równie piękne listki. Czekam na zdjęcia z wakacji :-). Pozdrawiam. *** Cute "twisted" as beautiful leaves and leaves. I'm looking at pictures of :-). Yours.
I love this beautiful photo with beautiful curly leaves. Greetings.
What's in a name anyway! And who needs one when there's so much going on with this plant!!
I don't know what this plant is either, but I love its mess of wavy leaves.
Plant life diversity is always so fascinating. God made so many wonderful and different things in this world!
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