Can you tell me the name of this plant?...
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Dee W on Jun 30, 2012That is so cooll-never seen anything like that before! btw-sorry, don't know the answer to your question.Helpful Reply
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Douglas Hunt on Jul 01, 2012I found a photo of what it looks like you have, but, sadly, they do not give a botanical name, either: http://www.flickr.com/photos/araleya/270193176/ Did you plant it or was it growing there when you bought the house?Helpful Reply
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Brenda S on Jul 01, 2012Thanks for the comments Dee and Douglas. It was planted by my sister from cuttings and very easy to grow. The roots are reddish to pinkish at the ends. The only maintenance I do is trimming them or braiding them for fun like you see on the pics.Helpful Reply
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Bernice H on Jul 01, 2012Never seen anything like it. Cool!Helpful Reply
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Donna McCrummen on Jul 01, 2012awesomeHelpful Reply
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Kim S on Jul 01, 2012I have never seen anything like that, it is so dang cool!Helpful Reply
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Kathy B on Jul 02, 2012spagetti tree?Helpful Reply
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MARY T on Jul 04, 2012How pretty. Does this only grow in certain regions?Helpful Reply
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Douglas Hunt on Jul 05, 2012Mary, I'm not sure we've determined exactly what it is, but the photos I found were from Bali, and based on its appearance, I'd say it was definitely not cold-hardy.Helpful Reply
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MARY T on Jul 06, 2012Doug: Thank you! ;-)Helpful Reply
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Douglas Hunt on Jul 07, 2012You're welcome, Mary. Maybe someone will solve the mystery and we'll know for sure.Helpful Reply
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Elaine Simmons on Jun 03, 2014I asked a master gardener on another site I belong to. If she answers, I will tell you what she says. I have never seen anything like it either!Helpful Reply
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Connie S on Jun 03, 2014Looks like a tropical Angel Hair Vine, Ca Toc Tien, (not sure on the last spelling). Vietnamese I think. Also there is the Possum Grape vines from Florida that has a similar hanging root. I believe they are the Cissus plant familyHelpful Reply
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