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Discussion in 'Identification Area' started by shiney, Jul 14, 2018.

  1. shiney

    shiney President, Grumpy Old Men's Club Staff Member

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    This is from a friend. Thanks in advance :blue thumb: I'm sure I recognise it but can't place it at the moment :old:

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    • Palustris

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      Albuca shawii
       
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        silu gardening easy...hmmm

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        Oh aren't they pretty @shiney. Clueless to what they are sorry. I wonder if they are related to Galtonia as they sort of remind me of them but obviously the colour is wrong and leaves much daintier but flowering around the same time and I'm presuming they are bulbs?. Maybe @Silver surfer will be able to advise as per:)
         
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          silu gardening easy...hmmm

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          Oh well done @Palustris you posted while I was typing.
           
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          Self seeds quite freely too.
           
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          Silver surfer PLANTAHOLIC

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          Oooh! That is beautiful.
          New one for me.
           
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            Bit tender here, needs to be kept inside and perfectly dry over winter. A. spiralis is a fabulous plant as well.
             
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              The A.humilis that I grew from your seed are still going well and hardy even here.
               
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              It seems to do OK in the garden in Liverpool. :dbgrtmb:
               
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              Good oh. I seem to have lost most of my A. humilis. Think I am down to one or two bulbs now. It was pretty fiercely cold here. Not going to try building up the collection just yet until we see what sort of space we have, if we ever manage to move.
               
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