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What are these bulbs?
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I am sure they are just something simple, as they are from the local nursery shelf and coming from some Dutch company. I planted them years ago, and I can't even remember what the flowers are like! (Obviously, they are not stellar performers here.)
The mystery foliage is at the center top of this poor quality photo.
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Rick Rodich zone 4a. Annual precipitation ~24 inches
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Ipheion???
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Quote from: RickR on October 21, 2011, 09:53:27 PM
I am sure they are just something simple, as they are from the local nursery shelf and coming from some Dutch company. I planted them years ago, and I can't even remember what the flowers are like! (Obviously, they are not stellar performers here.)
Scilla sibirica is my guess.
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Lis gets the prize. I grew them out in a pot and in the ground, and when they bloomed, I remembered what they were and when I had gotten them.
They are
Barnardia numidica (Scilla numidica)
, here in a 3 x 3 x 5 inch pot.
But they aren't the common bulbs I had thought. They came from Rice Creek Gardens, the best rock garden nursery in Minnesota. Betty Ann Addison (the owner) is also
the key
charter member of our Minnesota NARGS Chapter.
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