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Who am I ? Perennial plant - NOT tropical.

The Silent Seed

By The Silent Seed
in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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Resembles Anemone, but never seen, or heard of, a variegated form. It's got "regular" perennial type roots - no rhizomes or bulbs, etc. 

Anyone know this one? Don't know what the flowers look like yet. 

 

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9 minutes ago, santoury said:

Resembles Anemone, but never seen, or heard of, a variegated form. It's got "regular" perennial type roots - no rhizomes or bulbs, etc. 

Anyone know this one? Don't know what the flowers look like yet. 

 

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Jude,

Closest match i could find so far is Marvelous / Great Masterwort, Astrantia major " Sunningdale Variegated".   There is another Masterwort cultivar called "Vanilla Gorilla" also. Again, not 100% positive that is it, but foliage comes close.

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7 hours ago, santoury said:

Very cool - thank you! I think you nailed it. 

We'l know for sure when it flowers.. Interesting shade plant regardless.

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