Plant id?
 

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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Hi, If you had been posting from the UK, then I'd be suggesting Schizostylis coccinea, commonly known as pink Kaffir lily but as your mom is in Missouri, then this may not be the one ? but from your description, its a possibilty ?
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Plant id?
 

On 11/26/2012 4:50 PM, lannerman wrote:
;973555 Wrote:
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.
--

Please have a look at my gardening page:
http://tinyurl.com/c66roqo
-



I have a scan of a Scarlet Penstemon at url below
--
Leona
http://tinyurl.com/bnpz439

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Earth.


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Hi, If you had been posting from the UK, then I'd be suggesting
Schizostylis coccinea, commonly known as pink Kaffir lily but as your
mom is in Missouri, then this may not be the one ? but from your
description, its a possibilty ?
Regards, Lannerman,


It's a possibility that, even at the rate this group's going, after even
less than a month this thread's dead. It's an even BETTER possibility
that after Twelve Long Years, the plant itself is dead. Not to mention
the mother, who so long as she isn't, certainly might be a bit more
net-savvy by now.