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I just brought this plant today. I was told it is an indoor outdoor plant. I plan to transfer it to a larger pot this week.

Witchazel Master Identifier says:

This looks like one of the ivy’s, possibly Boston Ivy or something in that group (someone else here is probably better than I am at identifying specifically why variety yours is). If it is one of the ivy’s, I would recommend making an indoor plant because it will take over your yard as well as your neighbors on both side :D.

November 16th, 2016 at 2:36pm

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