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What type of plant is this?
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<blockquote data-quote="Falcon" data-source="post: 202504" data-attributes="member: 16822"><p>I used to be a Horticulturist following college however, that was more years ago than I care to remember. Now I work in Information Technology which helps me fund my photography hobby better. Back to your question, the plant in your photo appears to be a species of Milkweed possibly <u>Asclepias</u> <u>incarnata</u> or <u>Asclepias</u> <u>purpurescens</u>. My guess would be the former but without actually seeing the plant in person, it's a challenge to know since there are many species of Milkweed. Have a good weekend.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Falcon, post: 202504, member: 16822"] I used to be a Horticulturist following college however, that was more years ago than I care to remember. Now I work in Information Technology which helps me fund my photography hobby better. Back to your question, the plant in your photo appears to be a species of Milkweed possibly [U]Asclepias[/U] [U]incarnata[/U] or [U]Asclepias[/U] [U]purpurescens[/U]. My guess would be the former but without actually seeing the plant in person, it's a challenge to know since there are many species of Milkweed. Have a good weekend. [/QUOTE]
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