unknown Tulbaghia

[Alessandro.marinello]

I have obtained this from seeds of Silverhill, indicated like Tulbaghia ludwigiana, but it does not turn out to be, the plant and small the tight leaves like grass

[Afloden]

Alessandro,
 
 It looks like T. leucantha, but check here; <  http://www.tulbaghia.com/  >.

 I have only grown a half dozen of the Tulbaghia species and T. galpinii is the most vigorous and floriferous for me.

 Aaron

[Maggi Young]

Aaron, you come to the rescue again... and bring this link, too! Thanks for that, I didn't know about that site!

[Alessandro.marinello]

Thanks Afloden

[Lesley Cox]

Aaron, along with the pictures from the Gulf of Mexico's oil spill, we've been seeing on TV news some shocking weather events in Tennessee. I've been thinking of you and hoping you are not affected.

[Maggi Young]

Aaron, along with the pictures from the Gulf of Mexico's oil spill, we've been seeing on TV news some shocking weather events in Tennessee. I've been thinking of you and hoping you are not affected.

Yes, we have seen film of dreadful flooding , with houses ablaze in the midst of swirling waters.... horrrible.

[Lesley Cox]

And a whole school moving down the river as if it were a large ship.

[Afloden]

 Fortunately I'm in east Tennessee over the Cumberland Mountains which tend to steal the rain and leave us dry. In this case it slowed the storm system and we ended up with about 5 cm of rain rather than the 30+ that west Tennessee got.

 Aaron