Saint Francis Property Santa Rosa, CA - Santa Rosa, CA
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Surterre Properties - Laguna Niguel, CA
Not quiet sure what the plant is Dan, but the picture is very interesting.
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Apr 08, 2009 06:52 AM
Titusville, FL
I'm guessing Begonia....looks like icing on the cake, good enough to eat! Lovely :-)
Apr 08, 2009 08:09 AM
Brookfield, WI
Brookfield Wisconsin Real Estate
Nice photo Rich, I can't wait to see some flowers here... have a few little buds - Crocus, nothing else in the cold yet. :)
Apr 08, 2009 08:41 AM
RE/MAX Preferred - West Chester, PA
Chester & Delaware County Homes, Delaware and Ches
This is really a beautiful picture... you'll have to tell us what it is!! Roses? Begonias?
Apr 08, 2009 09:21 AM
Real Estate Showcase Photography - Woodland Park, CO
"Realtor Showcase" - Real Estate Photography/Virtual Tours
Coldwell Banker Advantage - Clayton, NC
Broker/Realtor, e-PRO, CNS
I'm not sure what the flowers are but it looks like they got a light dusing of snow or maybe frost.
Apr 08, 2009 02:32 PM
Casmi Photography - Mebane, NC
Great photo, Rich. Looks like hen & chicks that are planted in full sun! Am I right? Even close? LOL
Apr 08, 2009 06:00 PM
16 Sunview Blvd - Fort Myers Beach, FL
Fort Myers Beach Realtor, Fort Myers Beach Agent - Homes & Condos
My guess would be " Hen & Chicks ". Do I split the prize with Carol Smith ?
Apr 09, 2009 02:16 AM
Positive Real Estate Professionals - Knoxville, TN
Jim - You are on the money, it is a succulent.
Michael - The form and color of the foliage make it very attractive.
Gail - The color and shape of the leaves could definitely make one think begonia. Some Sedum varieties are actually ate in salads.
April - Crocus are really nice but such early plants make you crave more; kind of like eating only one Girl Scout cookie.
Susan - Though the leave cluster do look like they could be roses, it is a Sedum.
Debi - Good enough to eat...in a salad!
Debbie - We did have snow flurries all day on Monday, after 60's and 70's last week. It melted as fast as it hit the ground. I think what you are seeing is the light playing on the shiny, waxy leaves.
Carol - Close...hen & chicks, which I think are really cool, are also succulents but of a different family.
Apr 09, 2009 02:23 AM
Positive Real Estate Professionals - Knoxville, TN
Casmi Photography - Mebane, NC
Thanks! I learned something today, so the day can never be a total loss! :) I like those. Might have to explore putting that on the hill in front of the house.
Apr 09, 2009 02:43 AM
Positive Real Estate Professionals - Knoxville, TN
Carol - You definitely make me smile. As long as you avoid falling rocks, the day is not a total loss! LOL!
Apr 09, 2009 03:25 AM
International Property Management Group, LLC - Aiken, SC
Boomers and beyond
Hey Rich, this is a cool looking plant :) my first thought was 'chicks 'n hens' or whatever they were called.
Apr 09, 2009 10:33 AM
Positive Real Estate Professionals - Knoxville, TN
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