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bead plant

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bead plant
n.
An evergreen, mat-forming plant (Nertera granadensis) chiefly of the Southern Hemisphere, grown especially as a houseplant for its abundant, long-lasting, orange drupes.
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The trailing bead plant or string-of-beads, Senecio rowleyanus (pictured), from south-west Africa, is an unusual hanging plant, hard to find in garden centres but very easy to propagate - I acquired mine as a cutting from an aunt.
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