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Wow/ I love this exotic bloom. Could it be a variety of oleander?
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I was also thinking on those lines. Of course we only see them in the stores here. They would grow in Summer outside but in Winter would need a hot house.
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The petals don’t match any I’ve seen, but the leaves and unopened bud whorls look like an oleander. If it is an oleander, it is the prettiest one I’ve ever seen.
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Beautiful. 😀
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Thanks
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Definitely a Triffid
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Nice to meet a fellow plant expert.
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Vervoid, Krynoids, Vargas, Triffids I know them all
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i thought a triffid was an alien of some sort…lol
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It comes from the book by John Wyndham „Day of the Triffids“, which was also filmed.
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Isn’t that gaura?
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Thankyou so much. Now I know it’s name.
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I am not certain. I can not get a good look at it. If so, it lasts only a few years, so you might want to keep a few self sown seedlings before it dies. I mean, if you let some of the babies grow, they will be there when the original plant dies.
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