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In case anyone (besides Oliver) is trying to figure out what this is, here's a better pic. Sara? Any ideas?
posted by Ellen Zachos @ 6:45 PM
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In case anyone (besides Oliver) is trying to figure out what this is, here's a better pic. Sara? Any ideas?
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6 Comments:
Hm, that's squirm-makingly familiar. Is this a shrubby thing, tree-ish, or some third option? I do like its little chicken feet.
I know. I think Oliver was onto something with that freeze-dried chick comment. It's shrubby, about 6 feet tall, but has undoubtedly been pruned regularly.
I cheated - and I found this:
http://www.hort.uconn.edu/plants/k/kolama/kolama1.html
All hail Sara Stopek, queen of plant identification, who has correctly shown the mystery shrub to be Kolwitzia amabalis (aka beautybush)! Thanks, Sara.
As you can imagine, I'm deeply honored ;) and you're most welcome.
I'm glad somebody found out. It was really bugging me. Kudos, Sarah.
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