What's Looking Exotic In November 2013

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    Not much going on exotic wise, but one of the small Clerodendrum ugandense is blooming in the greenhouse.................
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      It changes quite a lot depending on the amount of heat and/or sunshine that they get. The mother plant is still sat outdoors waiting for a frost or two. Next spring it goes in the ground and will have to take its chances. I'm not hopeful, but it's getting too large and straggly for the pot.
       
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