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Posted: Oct/13/2009 7:59 AM PST
Quote: Originally posted by witt That would be great. Maybe Ro can tell us exactly what kind of ice plant it is. The kind I have goes through the winter fine. It gets a little sad, but as soon as it warms up, it flushes out green again. Can you ID it, Ro? Attachments:  |
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Posted: Oct/13/2009 8:41 AM PST
That is red apple ice plant. |
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Posted: Oct/13/2009 9:22 AM PST
At first, I thought you wanted your ice plant ID'd, Witt. (I believe it could be Delosperma cooperi) But now, seeing you've included the pic, I see you mean the other ice plant!  As Mary said, this one is Red Apple...Aptenia cordifolia, as I mentioned earlier in this post. |
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Posted: Oct/13/2009 10:27 AM PST
Ok-and thanks, girls for the id's. Pulling up a large handfull to send to you! Anybody else? Anything else? Daylillies? Cannas? Allamanda seeds? Datura seeds? Moonflower seeds? Morning glory seeds? Houseplants of any kind? I need to clean house. |
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Posted: Oct/13/2009 11:34 AM PST
Quote: Originally posted by RosemarieRo At first, I thought you wanted your ice plant ID'd, Witt. (I believe it could be Delosperma cooperi) But now, seeing you've included the pic, I see you mean the other ice plant! As Mary said, this one is Red Apple...Aptenia cordifolia, as I mentioned earlier in this post. Oops, Ro. Sorry. I didn't realize that was what you were talking about. I'm just learning about succulents and trying to get the names correct. Yay, cat. I would love to give that Aptenia cordifolia a try. |
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Posted: Oct/13/2009 12:06 PM PST
succuents are such a wonderful hobby and soooooo addicting..LOL I just got a crested echeveria yesterday and it is so cool....I like the odd and unusual stuff Once it bounces back from the shipping I will take a pic to see if Ro can ID it for me
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Posted: Oct/14/2009 2:26 AM PST
Ooh, a CRESTED echevaria! Sounds like an exotic chicken. I'll keep my eye out for the picture. |
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Posted: Oct/14/2009 11:37 AM PST
LOL..spealing of exotic chicken....there is this chicken that escaped from some were and has been wandering around in peoples yards here for the last 2 weeks. She started out in my backyard then was last seen in the lilac trees across the street in a neighbors yard..lol |
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Posted: Oct/15/2009 2:30 AM PST
Oh, my. She must be really lost. Usually when they get out, they always go home to roost. |
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