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Mam got me this, any ideas please

 

Looking at it there's something familiar but...no. No idea I'm afraid, :rolleyes:

 

i'm sat staring at it,getting more and more annoyed cos 'm sure i've got the same plant but i can't go out to see if its still tagged cos i'm at work at the mo! i'll have a look tomorrow if noboby has come to your help in the mean time.

if its a help,i think(not certain) i bought it for my native garden????

 

I've no idea but it's very nice! Well done Nicsdads Mam

 

I bought this origionaly as a tiny hanging basket plant.......but once let loose it is a total thug,akin to Ground Elder.
I put this up as ID last year with no result,so am still interested to find it's name......anyone?

 

As roders has come along and said he bought it for a hanging basket, I am thinking it is a Fatshedera lizei variegata (Araliaceae), Aralia Ivy.

This was a very popular houseplant in America although it is an outdoor semi-shrub/climber from France, a cross between a Fatsia and Hedera.

http://www.floridata.com/ref/F/fats_liz.cfm

I have seen them quite "white" like that pictured.

 

Hi all Mam went back to the car boot (good old mam) and it's called an Artemisia Oriental limelight The Asteraceae family

thanks for the help

 

Well done Nicsdads Mum,it's been bugging me to http://davesgarden.com/pf/showimage/3481/

Sorry LoL

 

I know this one as well! It was just so familiar but you win some and lose some and that's why there's lots of us "guessing" or identifying.

I am surprised, dearest, you bought this for a hanging basket! :eek: I'd like to know what size your hanging baskets are!

Lovely shrub though.

 

LoL....It's fine as a basket plant in the first year when aquired it was 2" high.......it's the following years it becomes a thug and can take over large areas.

 

I thought it looked familiar, well done nicsdad's mum :D