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The scientific name of this is, Gynura aurantiaca.
I will share this again as soon as it opens, and reveal the answer…
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The scientific name of this is, Gynura aurantiaca.
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Very pretty, I’ve never seen it before.
They are usually grown in a pot inside Karen. You can find them in the indoor plant section.
Love the velvet look to this one, wow!
Its been cold this year, it seems fuzzier. Thank you Carol. I had to pick wolf hair off of it. The velvet grabs it off of her when she walks by.