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Flowers and Foliage Now / Re: March 2025 in the Southern Hemisphere
« Last post by fermi de Sousa on March 29, 2025, 11:16:23 PM »Hi Robert and Jasmin,
thanks for your comments and advice. We've had kangaroos in the garden since we started living here. But they don't do as much damage as the wallabies, because they mostly eat grass while the wallaby will eat any plant.
I've gotten some locally (well, the Dandenongs) produced Erythronium seed which I'll try out here. I've previously tried plants which have simply petered out after a few years, even ones I'd grown from seed.
Here are some more flowers:
1) Narcissus 07/02T - N. tazetta lacticolor x N. elegans from Lawrence Trevanion in Canberra
2) Lycoris Elsae
3) Rhodophiala bifida seedling of the orange red clone
4) Rhodophiala bifida pink - on a very short stem!
cheers
fermi
thanks for your comments and advice. We've had kangaroos in the garden since we started living here. But they don't do as much damage as the wallabies, because they mostly eat grass while the wallaby will eat any plant.
I've gotten some locally (well, the Dandenongs) produced Erythronium seed which I'll try out here. I've previously tried plants which have simply petered out after a few years, even ones I'd grown from seed.
Here are some more flowers:
1) Narcissus 07/02T - N. tazetta lacticolor x N. elegans from Lawrence Trevanion in Canberra
2) Lycoris Elsae
3) Rhodophiala bifida seedling of the orange red clone
4) Rhodophiala bifida pink - on a very short stem!
cheers
fermi
