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When I bought it, the tag said "tropical foliage". In the picture it is the first one on the left with the green and yellow leaves. http://s760.photobucket.com/albums/xx242/MeltingGlacier/?action=view¤t=001.jpgThank you for your help, Chels
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Hi,
I'd look up codiaeum to start with, and if that's not the plant you've bought, try dracaena. The photo's not particularly clear, so I can't be 100% sure what it is. I would try looking at those two first, though.
Hope that helps a little!
TW
'To Forget How To Dig The Earth And To Tend The Soil Is To Forget Ourselves'
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Thank you for your help I will look into it.
Chels
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I found a picture of my plant online, but still cannot find a name. Hopefully this picture is a little clearer. http://www.mariposanursery.com/images/plants/tropicals/CroBanYellow.jpg
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Yeah, I'd go with my initial assessment - codiaeum (common name croton).
'To Forget How To Dig The Earth And To Tend The Soil Is To Forget Ourselves'
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Wonderful. Thank you very much for your help!
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