Does anyone know the name of these plants?
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Theresa Green on May 25, 2014the second pic looks like milk weed, you can try a group on facebook called Plant Identification, they are pretty helpfulHelpful Reply
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Douglas Hunt on May 26, 2014Are the leaves on the first plant toothed/serrated? It reminds me somewhat of physotegia (obedient plant).Helpful Reply
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Gini on May 26, 2014I think it's obedient plant too. Bend one of the branches. If it stays how you bent it, it is obedient plant, hence the name. Look it up on a plant site to see it in bloom.Helpful Reply
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Glenda Thompson on May 26, 2014It looks like a balloon plant to me small buds will form at the top and the flowers look like small hot air balloon blue, pink, or white is very hardy will grow anywhere but does best in sunny areas. I have about 6 plants, they will self seed and will have different colored flowers than what is on the Mother plant. Wait for the blooms ithey are really pretty .I am refering to the second photo I don't know the plant in the first photo.Helpful Reply
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Michelle on Jun 18, 2015I have lots of these around my gardens. it is Milkweed. great for attracting butterflies, that's why I keep it around.Helpful Reply
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