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It is just now blooming (middle of September). Zone 8. Thanks.

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Janet Pizaro on Sep 14, 2016
Looks like obedient plant.

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Judy on Sep 14, 2016
Yes, it looks like an Obedient Plant. Take a piece into a good garden center and they will definitely know. Judy Metz

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JEAN on Sep 14, 2016
Snap Dragons

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- Janet Pizaro on Sep 14, 2016
  snap dragons are an annual
  
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Regina on Sep 14, 2016
Obedient plant

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Lori Bulanda Roberts on Sep 14, 2016
I agree. Obedient plant

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Sherri on Sep 14, 2016
It's a False Dragon Head.

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