What is this plant called?
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Nancy Hand on Jun 16, 2013Looks like a variegated wandering jew. I want a cutting! lolHelpful Reply
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Renee Copp on Jun 16, 2013it could be a tradescantia.Helpful Reply
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Teri on Jun 16, 2013Renee I looked up tradescantia and looked at many different kinds and didn't see any. Nancy isn't it beautiful? I sure wish I wouldn't of lost the tag, and there is no one to ask anymore.Helpful Reply
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Trent-Tonya Sharp on Jun 16, 2013go back where you bought it and show them a photo of it they should know and it is so prettyHelpful Reply
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Teri on Jun 17, 2013That's the problem Trent. The place is no longer around and nobody to get ahold of.Helpful Reply
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Caley's Culinaries on Jun 17, 2013Pretty sure it is a variegated wandering jew. Very unusual to have variegation sideways instead of with the veins. Another garden center with a houseplant department would probably know. You could check with a local garden club or master gardeners associations as well.Helpful Reply
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Terri G on Jun 17, 2013Whatever it is, it's beautiful! I want a cutting, too! LOL!Helpful Reply
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Sandra Parrill on Jun 17, 2013It is a perennial tradescantia, "Blushing Bride". I bought one last year for my shade garden. Pretty!Helpful Reply
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Trent-Tonya Sharp on Jun 17, 2013Blushing bride is it i looked it up after reading Sandra's post and yes so glad to find out i want a few myselfHelpful Reply
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Teri on Jun 17, 2013Thank you so much Sandra for telling me the name. Now I know where to plant it and how to take care of it. It is one of the most beautiful plants I've seen.Helpful Reply
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Betsy Bodrero on Jun 17, 2013It looks like an orchidHelpful Reply
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Mary Tonningsen on Jun 17, 2013It's beautiful!! Nice choice!Helpful Reply
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Kathy Robison on Jun 18, 2013This is a beautiful plant. I looked it up online and found several places that sell them. I am going to order one. Thanks for sharing this!Helpful Reply
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Peg on Jun 23, 2013It's winter hardy from zones 4- 9. I'd love to find a nursery around me that sells it.Helpful Reply
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Teri on Jun 23, 2013Peg I had a piece that broke off, so Im trying to start another one. I'll let you know how that goes. I ended up getting this one from two guys that come to our area once a year and only sell unique plants.I just hope I can keep this one alive.It is growing fast.Helpful Reply
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Wanda sinnema on Jul 16, 2013so following this post,,,,, is it hardy in the Puget Sound area ? Is Blushing Bride a nick-common name ? Wandering Jew is a houseplant here....I want one.. looks great..Helpful Reply
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