Can anyone identify the plant pictured at the link below?

Question

http://www.pbase.com/smok53/image/38454819

Answer 1

It is Butterfly Weed.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butterfly_weed

Answer 2

The plant on your image is the Asclepias curassavica or Tropical Milkweed growing to be contained in the Neotropics.it really is an evergreen perennial 3-4 ft subshrub,a lot loved by butterflies, bees and wasps.All Milkweeds are poisonous even as ingested. The milky sap is a pores and skin irritant.

Answer 3

The plant in your photo is the
Asclepias curassavica or Tropical Milkweed growing in the Neotropics.It is an evergreen perennial 3-4 ft subshrub,much loved by butterflies, bees and wasps.All Milkweeds are poisonous when ingested. The milky sap is a skin irritant.

Answer 4

That is Milkweed, also known as a butterfly plant. Wrong type of leaves for lantana. - I am a master gardener of 20+ years. Trust me on this. Also you can find pics on NGA & Floridata.

Answer 5

Looks to be in the Alium or Allium or the Kalanchoe species of plants. Do more research on that or print the photo and take it to a plant shop.

Answer 6

Lots of good guesses, all wrong. It's a lantana, a curious and very pretty annual that blooms, as you can see, in a range of bright colors. Not hard to grow from seed.

Try Google image for lantana to confirm my I.D.

Answer 7

I was not able to find it, however, it does resemble a miniature type of Plumeria.
What more could you tell us about it? Do you have more detailed pictures of the leaves and trunk?
I will keep looking and if I find something, will let you know.

Answer 8

it's a butterfly bush.

Answer 9

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