The "Lotto number plant" is Canavalia gladiata (sword bean). Seeds are laser-etched with messages, sold in cans as gifts. The message appears on the cotyledon as the seed germinates. The vine grows vigorously and produces sword-shaped pods.
Bean Leaf Roller on Limas: Minor Pest, Easy Control
Jelly Bean Plant: Care and Cultivation
Lucky Bamboo Is Actually Dracaena: Care and Feng Shui
Spittlebugs: Frothy Masses on Stems—Wash Off, Pick Off, or Spray Soap
Bladderpod (Sesbania vesicaria): Tall, Ferny, and Invasive
Identifying Clerodendrum Species: Peanut Butter Plant and Red-White-Blue Plant
Gloriosa Lily: A Stunning but Tender Climber
Groundsel Bush (Baccharis halimifolia): Native but Potentially Invasive
Hidden Ginger (Curcuma petiolata): A Shade-Loving Tropical for Georgia Gardens
Identifying and Controlling Carolina Horsenettle
Baptisia (False Indigo): Identification, Propagation, and Care
Daphne: Winter-Blooming Fragrance for Shade Gardens
Purple Passion Plant (Gynura aurantiaca): Velvety Purple Houseplant
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