Is this a lewisia???

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doublemom2
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Is this a lewisia???

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This was donated to our Master Gardener sale labeled as "Lewisia type"... There was only one pot, so I brought it home to investigate and possibly propagate it if it's something interesting.

Any ideas what it could be? I tried looking it up in Botanica and the AHS A-Z book, but didn't see anything that matched.

Any help will be much appreciated!

Thanks,
Andi
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Post by shadylanejewel »

Looks like it could be a claytonia.
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Post by KellieD »

If it isn't a claytonia, look at lewisia columbiana. The leaves will tell you which one it is, but I'm thinking Julie is probably right.
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Post by doublemom2 »

Nope... it's not L. columbiana because I have that one already, and it doesn't look the same. Looks the most like Claytonia megarhiza, though I'm not totally convinced that's the correct type.

Anyway, thanks for your help!!!

Andi
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