It's flower (the baby blue one):
Variegated(?) something-or-other
I have this little guy in front of my house and I have no idea what it is, do any of you guys?
It's flower (the baby blue one):
It's flower (the baby blue one):
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purpleinopp
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Re: Variegated(?) something-or-other
Kind of a strange angle but Polemonium comes to mind.
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skiingjeff
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Re: Variegated(?) something-or-other
Looks like Euonymus fortunei to me 
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Re: Variegated(?) something-or-other
Is the foliage connected to the blue flowers?
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Re: Variegated(?) something-or-other
skiingjeff wrote:Looks like Euonymus fortunei to me
Good questions because the pics show several different plants. So which are we identifying?
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Re: Variegated(?) something-or-other
It looks like the variegated foliage goes with the blue flowers but not 100% sure from these pics - and I do wear bifocals.
The yellow one could be creeping Jenny, too exuberant for most gardeners in a cultivated bed.
BTW, Polemonium would probably be called Jacob's ladder. Does that ring a bell?
The yellow one could be creeping Jenny, too exuberant for most gardeners in a cultivated bed.
BTW, Polemonium would probably be called Jacob's ladder. Does that ring a bell?
Re: Variegated(?) something-or-other
...also to me...skiingjeff wrote:Looks like Euonymus fortunei to me
Euonimus japonicus 'Aureus' ...to be more correct...
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