What type of Plant is this can anyone tell from these pictures.

[Cowboy]

http://cactuscowboy0.tripod.com/unknown.htm

http://cactuscowboy0.tripod.com/unknown2.htm

http://cactuscowboy0.tripod.com/unknown3.htm

You'll have to excuse the pictures I hope there's enough detail in them for
you to see and discern the plant with. Thanks for any help.

Cowboy

[animaux]

Looks like a spathiphyllum.

http://www.apopkafoliage.com/Plants/Spathiphyllum.htm




On Mon, 03 Mar 2003 08:57:26 GMT, "Cowboy" > wrote:

>http://cactuscowboy0.tripod.com/unknown.htm
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>http://cactuscowboy0.tripod.com/unknown2.htm
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>http://cactuscowboy0.tripod.com/unknown3.htm
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>You'll have to excuse the pictures I hope there's enough detail in them for
>you to see and discern the plant with. Thanks for any help.
>
>Cowboy
>

[Tracey]

There's not a lot to go on, you know. Two leaves and
not enough growth to see it's growing habits. But, I'll
take a stab at it and say that it looks like it *could*
be a kind of philodendron or pothos.

Tracey

[Iris Cohen]

It would help to see the whole plant, but my guess is Aglaonema commutatum, the
Chinese evergreen.
Iris,
Central NY, Zone 5a, Sunset Zone 40
"If we see light at the end of the tunnel, It's the light of the oncoming
train."
Robert Lowell (1917-1977)

[Valkyrie]

"Tracey" > wrote in message
...
> There's not a lot to go on, you know. Two leaves and
> not enough growth to see it's growing habits. But, I'll
> take a stab at it and say that it looks like it *could*
> be a kind of philodendron or pothos.
>
> Tracey

Looking at the second picture, the way the stem is sprouting, the look of
the leaf, I concur with your stab,Tracey. Pathos, philodendron, I've grown
lots of these and rooted many for friends. That's what it looks like to me.

Val