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Is this a Ming Aralia?

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bubba Grand Master

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12 hours ago, bubba said:

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It's an aralia but I don't think it's a Ming.  I've attached a photo of a Lace Ming.  The leaves on a regular Ming are not as fine but are much lacier than those in your photo.

 

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This is in Gene Joyner’s garden in LW. He identifies it as a Ming Aralia.  I did not believe that it was a Ming either based upon my research but was uncertain. Signs are not always accurate! His property is so dense with out of the ordinary specimens that it is possible that he has one but this specimen is not properly labeled. Thank you for your help!84370385-1514-4E64-AE78-6635E1D2424D.thumb.jpeg.1e37b159a8efc0ab4be45865f1d3c00f.jpeg84370385-1514-4E64-AE78-6635E1D2424D.thumb.jpeg.1e37b159a8efc0ab4be45865f1d3c00f.jpeg

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Would you have an idea what this specimen is:90DBA618-11B1-4B9B-9F21-7D08A40B72A8.thumb.jpeg.5d7d2e0134493f780588d7a9612dfb14.jpeg

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It's a Dieffenbachia but I can't tell you the species.

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Thank you Marie!

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