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But from what I see online, those are NOT busy lizzies . . . what are these - anybody know?

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I'm sticking my neck out again and saying it looks like one of the kalanchoes. The blooms open would be a help.


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^ i agree, looks like a kalanchoe (the florist type people buy as potted plants)


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Oh, I've seen the flower on other people's plants - they're yellow, usually, but not like kalanchoe's flowers.


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could it be cushion spurge/japanese spurge?


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Actually, not . . . I have japanese spurge. Don't know about cushion spurge though . . . maybe.



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