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Sharon
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I'd like to know what type of flower this is. My neighbor gave to me & I started from cutting. It vines & has red flowers.
18 answers
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I think you have a bleeding heart vine. Just planted some myself and I have never had them before. I got them small and had no idea they were vines and they were labeled bleeding heart. When they started to grow it was a surprise, so I looked them up. Can't wait for them to bloom next year.
Nadia Sammartino Sims
on Sep 26, 2015
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Looks like Bleeding Heart to me..
Kathie Elia
on Sep 26, 2015
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Looks like a Bella Fuschia which is similar looking to a bleeding heart .
Irene
on Sep 27, 2015
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Clerodendrum.
Maria
on Sep 27, 2015
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not sure , but very pretty,,
Tam Castro
on Sep 27, 2015
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It looks like a fuchsia flower of some specific variety.
Janet Pizaro
on Sep 27, 2015
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Definitely not bleeding heart, i haven't seen fushia that grew as a vine but might be a variety that does...
Mary Lebrecht
on Sep 27, 2015
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bleeding heart is a perennial..fuschia is an annual
Tami
on Sep 27, 2015
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I call these bleeding heart
Chesto48
on Sep 27, 2015
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bleeding heart it is.
Cc
on Sep 27, 2015
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I live in Florida, so I'm guessing they are more common down here in the south as you can see by other responses. I also grew the others when I lived near Syracuse.NY. So, I totally get the confusion. Check them out on line. Look for bleeding heart vines. Gorgeous as they get bigger. Sharon, be sure to provide support. :)
Nadia Sammartino Sims
on Sep 27, 2015
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A bleeding heart, or lamprocapnos
Jayne
on Sep 27, 2015
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Looks to me like.....a begonia of some kind.
Scot_belle
on Sep 27, 2015
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Looked up & common names are bleeding heart vine & glory bower. I Real name is Clerodendurm Thomsoniae. Thank you everyone for your help. Couldn't find name without you all
Sharon
on Sep 27, 2015
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I'd say it's a fuschia. Looks like "Swingtime" to me.
Christie Burgess
on Sep 27, 2015
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It's a clerodendrum. Sometimes called bleeding heart vine and sometimes glory bower. Grows well in Florida, but some people say it's invasive. Mine grow in pit's since they freeze out here in nc texas.
Derenda
on Sep 28, 2015
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Agreed it's a clerodendrum.. aka glory bower. had one here in DC, as an indoor plant that I put outside in the summer.. don't have it anymore because I neglected to bring it back in before first frost. Cant find it around here anymore. ah well, I'll be moving soon anyway. love that vine.
Lisa Salerno
on Sep 28, 2015
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You might be able to find out what this plant is by using a app called Plant net it can identify plants just download the app on your phone or tablet
Darrel Rose
on Oct 09, 2015
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