Red plant not recognized

[leonardus]

Hi,

Saw this red plant like a red nettle, but not stinging, in a spontaneous location, but I'm suspecting it's an introduced one, not from spontaneous flora. What name have this plant ?



Thank you very much.
Have a good day.

[thanrose]

Looks like perilla to me. Reseeds prolifically. As a kid I thought they were unhybridized coleus offspring because of the inflorescence.

[rainbowgardener]

OK... I was thinking coleus too. I have a fancy leafed coleus that looks a lot like that. But I hadn't said anything, because I wasn't sure it was right. I'm not familiar with the perilla, but looking it up, it makes sense.

[nk]

It looks like a heuchera to me...
maybe this one... https://www.finegardening.com/plantguide/heuchera-amethyst-mist-coral-bells.aspx

[bangstrom]

It looks like perilla to me too. Perilla blooms in the fall with flowers and square stems like a coleus but the leaves on the perillas that I am familiar with have a strong spicy aroma when crushed while coleus has little smell. Perillas come in purple and green and they are used in Asian cooking. The seeds are also edible and make a fine cooking oil.

[leonardus]

Thank you very much for replies, gentlemens ! I appreciate you're effort.
Have a nice day,

[webmaster]

I fixed the links to the image and made it display in the first post. See the first post above.

[leonardus]

I fixed the links to the image and made it display in the first post. See the first post above.

Please delete the question because don't match with the photo.

Thanks.