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Tag: Bulbs

Narcissus Romieuxii

January 15, 2008

This is the latest that my Narcissis romieuxii have bloomed, but with all of the snow days and over-cast days, the three week lag…

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Achimenes

November 4, 2007

A line-up of Achimenes showing the variety and diversity between various species and named varietites available. Isn’t it funny how even though one may…

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Summer Bulbs in Containers

August 27, 2007

Surely not very exciting to most growers unless you are a collector, I share with you a collection of summer-growing South African bulbs. Relatively…

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High Summer, hello autumn?

August 15, 2007

The tropicals front of the greenhouse continue to mature in the late summer heat of last week. I think Fergus can smell the brugmansia….

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late season Lachenalia

April 4, 2007

Lachenalia aloides var. anzyliae If you grow Lachenalia, most likely you grow one of the new Lacehalia aloides clan. This species is by far…

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The Collectors Species Narcissus

March 27, 2007

Narcissus triandrus ssp. triandrus A parent of many of the triadrus hybrids that one finds at garden centers like Thalia, this precious rare bulb…

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Romulea season

February 25, 2007

Romulea bulbocodium ssp. leichtliniana The Genus Romulea is relatively unknown by most, since one rarely finds the corms available in the trade, and thus,…

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Now for the rare stuff…

December 3, 2006

Cyrtanthus species (most likely C. elatus X) This unknown species, or most likely a cross between two species of Cyrtanthus blooms regularly for me…

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tiny Nerine rehmannii

November 11, 2006

Nerine rehmanii This tiny Nerine, is very small, the flowers reach barly four inches high. Nerine rehmannii is native to Swaziland in South Africa,…

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Peak Nerine sarniensis bloom

November 5, 2006

A selection of Nerine sarniensis crosses, most from the United Kingdom’s National Collection, kept by Ken Hall at Springbank Nursery on the Isle of…

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