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Columnea allenii
Nice trailing species with small leaves. Originally came from ABG
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Columnea 'Carnival'
This is a great plant. Large yellow flowers with red lips and tiny dark leaves. Too bad I almost killed it.
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Columnea chiricana
I nice pendant habit Columnea. Very nice pink upright flowers I have been after this plant ever since I took a trip to Panama and saw it at Finca Dracula. Finally able to get it from eBay.
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Columnea citriflora
Tricantha citrina is now considered as Columnea citriflora. Formerly listed as Columnea mira. I purchased this from Rob's Violets.
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Columnea colombiana
Very nice small leaved, pendant growing epiphyte. Formerly known as Pentadinia colombiana
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Columnea cruenta
I purchased this plant from Ecuagenera. It's a large growing species. Most likely a cool growing species as well.
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Columnea elongatifolia
This is a beautiful species with reddish leaves in bright light. Upright growth. Syn. C angustata
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Columnea erythrophaea
I just purchased this from Kartuz Greenhouse. Nice large flowers that dangle from a long pedicle.
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Columnea 'Frosty Hills'
I purchased this from Kartuz Greenhouse. I find it very interesting that the flowers begin as yellow buds but are slowly changing colors to red I assume.
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Columnea gloriosa
I nice pendant leaves Columnea. The leaves have very short hairs and are slightly purple in color.
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Columnea gloriosa
I nice pendant leaves Columnea. The leaves have very short hairs and are slightly purple in color.
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Columnea gloriosa 'Superba'
I nice pendant leaves Columnea. The leaves have very short hairs and are slightly purple in color. Not sure what the difference is between this cultivar and the species.
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Columnea harrisii
Received as a cutting and is growing. Large green leaves on a thick stem. No flowers yet.
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Columnea hirta
I got this from Lauray of Salisbury and it is not liking me much. Hopefully it will survive.
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Columnea hirta var mortonii
I received a cutting from Bob Stewart and it has grown OK. It is located in the cool house in a trough with Begonias and Aeschynanthus.
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Columnea hybrid
This is a very nice hybrid but I don't know the name. Unfortunately I have neglected it and am now trying to revive it. Possibly ‘Lave Flow’
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Columnea isernii
This plant have very soft hairy leaves that look silver. I have not had flowers but it's a nice plant regardless.
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Columnea kewensis
I purchased this from Rob's Violets. This is apparently not a species and most likely a hybrid. According to H.E. Moore, African Violets, Gloxinias and Their Relatives (1956), "A further hybrid, the result of a cross between Columnea glabra and C. Schiedeana, was made in England at the Royal Botanic Garden at Kew. It is possible that plants of this parentage are those currently sold under the name Columnea kewensis, a name that has no standing."
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Columnea kienastiana
I purchased this from Rob's Violets who has it listed as C dodsonii. Now considered kienastiana.
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Columnea linearis
I purchased this from Rob's Violets. Nice dark pink flowers with thin small leaves.
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Columnea linearis
I purchased this from Violet Barn. Nice dark pink flowers with thin small leaves.
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Columnea minor
Purchased from Lyndon Lyon's Greenhouse. Formerly classified as Tricantha teuscheri.
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Columnea proctori/subcordata
This plant comes from the collection at Selby Gardens and as you can see by the name they could not decide whether it was proctori or subcordata. I will keep this designation until I can do more study and see flowers.
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Columnea purpusii
I got this from Lauray of Salisbury and it is not liking me much. Hopefully it will survive.
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Columnea sanguinea
Formerly Dalbergaria sanguinea this is a large growing plant. I received this from Ann Davidson and I almost killed it. It originally came from Rob's Violet Barn. It is now in my front greenhouse which stays relatively cool (85f) in the summer. It is responding well and now begining to grow after alomst being a goner. I'm look forward to flowers on this.
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Columnea sp
This is a broken piece from a plant at Lowes they let me have.
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Columnea sp aff lophophora
Large growing species with thick upright stems. Apparently collected by John L Clark in Ecuador at a altitude of 9000 ft but this has not be verified. Said to be a cool growing species. Collection number JLC9000
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Columnea sp Malaysia
A cutting Wallace Wells sent me he obtained in Malaysia. He said it a very upright grower.
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Columnea spathulata
Flowers forming on 11/10/2025. Originally received as Columnea orientandina, after flowering it is definitely spathulata.
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Columnea spathulata
Received as Columnea guttata but it was id’d by John Clark as spathulata.
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Columnea tenella
Purchased from Ecuagenera as a bare root small plant. When it arrived it was very dry and limp. Hopefully the stems will bounce back and new sprouts will grow.
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Columnea villosissima
I purchased this plant from Ecuagenera. Also known as Also known as Dalbergaria villosissima.
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