ID please

Yardley, PA

I have had this for a long time and lost the tag. It has 2 types of leaves and now that it has fruit I thought someone might recognize it. It sort of looks like a dog turd? That is what I love about caudiciforms, they get these wierd shapes. Thanks. Sally

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Harrisburg, PA(Zone 6a)

I am thinking a focksea multiflora(spelling?) . 8>) or a Cucurbitaceae, probatly a Kedrostis!

Larry

This message was edited Aug 22, 2007 3:12 PM

Robertstown, Australia(Zone 10a)

Not Fockea, they are Asclepiads and have the twin horned seed pods like Stapelias (if you are lucky) Kedrostris or Melothria are the two caudiciform genera of the Curcubitaceae that I know, but there may be others. I don't recognise the leaf shape, but the immature fruit looks interesting. Could you post pictures of a fully mature fruit, and more of the leaves? Kaelkitty.

Milton, FL(Zone 8a)

That is one interesting plant.

Plumiedelphia, PA(Zone 7a)

Neat!

Yardley, PA

Here is one of the leaves. There are 2 types.

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Yardley, PA

This is the other leaf shape. Thanks for your help. Sally

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