On Monday, July 24, 2000 12:00:00 AM UTC-7, wrote:
In article ,
Roger Van Loon wrote:
wrote:

Ok, this won't be much to go on, but the plant is at my mom's, and
I'm
not anymore. I said I would try and see what I could find out for
her, since I am more net-savvy than she.

She has a plant growing that has light-pink flowers on a very weak
stalk (has to tie them up to keep them off the ground.) The flowers
look a lot like hosta flowers, but the leaves are nothing like a
hosta. (Unfortunately, I don't remember what the leaves look like..
I
think long and lily like, but that may have been a different mystery
plant.) It's growing in an area that gets a lot of light. She's in
Missouri, if that helps. No absolute id's required... just some
general ideas so I can narrow down what I go look up would be
helpful.

Rebecca

Could be some Penstemon.
Roger.
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