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Re: South African Bulbs
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April 05, 2013, 06:24:16 PM »
Michael, that plant (Hesperantha vaginata) certainly has the "wow factor". Sending the plant name through Google Images, I see that in some forms there are no dark marks at the end of the petals, and others do have those marks. Cool plant species!
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Freesia viridis
I don't grow many bulbs from South Africa, but fortunately this one doesn't take up much space !!
I read that it sets seed prolifically, but can anyone advise please if any assistance is required for this to happen?
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Moraea atropunctata
Moraea aristata.x 2
Gladiolus cunonius
Gladiolus carinatus.
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Some very nice specimens, Michael.
Especially the Moraea aristata with its plicata edges and the G. carinatus
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Lovely flowers Michael!
How long does each flower of Morea stay open?
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From one to about five days, each one has a different time.
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Moraea tulbagensis ( neopavonia.)
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