Written by Jeff



Many of those who view my blog are garden aficionados and know a great deal about a wonderful variety of plants. There are two columns listed below. One has numbers and one has letters. Can you match the letters to the correct numbered item? How many you can match correctly? A link to the answers will be at the bottom of the post.

Bonus Question – In addition, all of these plants have at least one thing in common. Not something obvious like “They all have leaves, or roots, etc.,” but something different or unique. Do you know the common characteristic? The answer to this question will also be included in the link below*.

Good luck to all of my gardening “expert” friends!

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1. Lantana camara a. Golden Pathos
2. Devil’s ivy b. Mansoa alliacea
3. Moth Orchid c. Saintpaulia
4. Hedera Helix d. Spathiphyllum
5. Parlor Ivy e. Feston Rose
6. African violet f. Heartleaf Philodendron
7. Christmas Cactus g. Hippeastrum
8. Yellow Goddess h. English Ivy
9. Garlic Vine i. Schlumbergera or Zygocactus
10. Peace Lily j. Phalaenopsis

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For the answers, click HERE

* The referenced article is the source for the above information.

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