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Plants for mediterranean gardens => Bulbs (including other geophytes with corms, tubers, rhizomes etc) => Topic started by: John on March 13, 2012, 10:51:43 AM
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Whilst looking for other pics I came across this Lachenalia which I realised was wrongly labelled. Rather than spend ages trying to find out what it could be I thought I'd throw it open to discussion. Any ideas?
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What about L. latimerae?
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Certainly looks like a good likeness. Other opinions?
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In flower shape looks also similar to L. mutabilis and L. violacea. See pics.
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Ho dear, I think I'll let this one run for a while before I attach a name to it.
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John,
Did you ever decide what your mystery lachenalia was?
Here are a couple in flower now:
Lachenalia concordiana
Lachenalia bolusii x 2
I grew them from Silver Hills Seeds many years ago,
cheers
fermi
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A couple more:
Lachenalia aloides "Green flowers"
Lachenalia mutabilis - leaning over a bit as they've been in the shade!
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fermi
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Lachenalia contaminata
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fermi
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Lachenalia splendida in the rock garden,
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fermi
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This is Lachenalia orchioides var glaucina which came from former members of our local group back in the 1980s!
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fermi
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Lachenalia pustulata is in full flower but the foliage has suffered from frost
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fermi
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This used to be known as Polyxena but is now Lachenalia pauciflora
which we got recently at our Hort Soc's "Swaps Table"
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fermi
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At our Rock Garden Group Meeting today one of the members, George, had a very nice Lachenalia congesta
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fermi
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Lachenalia aloides flowering well in the rock garden
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fermi
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Here's Lachenalia pallida flowering in the Rock Garden,
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fermi
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Lefteris Dariotis just sent me some photos of his garden and nursery for the website including this one of the Lachenalia growing in his nursery.
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Lachenalia contaminata
Here are a couple of pics of Lachenalia contaminata in flower this year,
cheers
fermi