Re: OT houseplant question
- Subject: Re: OT houseplant question
- From: Diane Soares d*@verizon.net
- Date: Wed, 31 Dec 2003 06:51:09 -0800
Hi, Alyce.
Maybe it's a Ruellia makoyana? It's common names include "trailing velvet plant" and "monkey flower". There is a picture here: http://www.hortiphoto.com/pages/HOU0049.shtml
Alyce Elliott wrote:
Hi folks,
I have a new houseplant (I assume a tropical perennial) that I love but for
which I can't find any info. The girl at the checkout counter pronounced
it a purple velvet plant, but either she is wrong or it's a branch of the
family I can't find on the web. It has a lovely blossom, a medium pink 1="
trumpet, and ovate dark green leaves with whitish veins. The white veins
also have a darker thin green line through them; a very attractive leaf.
The stems show pronounced joints without looking awkward. The plant is
about 10" high and wide now, and has been flowering freely. I'd love to
have a name so I can look up some culture notes.
I have done several searches, looked through several websites with no luck.
Thanks for any help you can offer.
A happy and blessed 2004 to all of you,
Alyce Elliott
Northern NY zone 4
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