Greg app states this is an African blue lily. New to gardening/house plants and my husband and I picked up this gem and one other. We are unsure if the app is accurate.

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Posted by1 day ago

Who is this guy? Serbia, Vojvodina. I just saw him today in my garden, never seen him before.

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Posted by4 hours ago

Anyone know the palm on the right and broad leaf group on the left? Tampa, FL

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Posted by55 minutes ago

Little melon looking thing was supposed to be a non climbing bean

Hi I planted what was supposed to be some type of bean from a packet of seeds from a store but this vine grew along the ground and its got 2 of these little melon looking things and no actual beans anywhere. This is in Tasmania and the little melon looking things are a bit bigger than a golf ball in size. Does anyone know what it is please?

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Posted by57 minutes ago

Spiky red leaves/fronds with white sap?

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I don't have a photo, but growing up in Central Florida I used to think they were cool. They didn't seem to be wild, I only remember them being bushes used in landscaping.

They had long, rolled/folded, cone-like leaves(?) if I remember correctly--red in color, and if you snapped one they'd bleed a sort of white sap.

The bushes weren't particularly tall and I don't remember ever seeing any fruit. I remember them being a pretty bright red, too, and consistently red all throughout the leaves/appendages, very little green spotting. The conelike leaves were sort of rubbery to the touch, firmer than a standard leaf and very smooth, almost like a pepper. They definitely weren't peppers, though--I remember them being mostly Hollow because they were just curled into these pointy fronds.

Sorry if this is hard to follow! I just was hoping someone knew what I'm talking about, it's been driving me crazy not knowing how to explain these things to anyone in the midwest after I moved.

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