August 2011 in the Southern Hemisphere

[arisaema]

And I'm delighted with this which I guess is a white form of Corydalis solida or ice-green actually. It too had a quite different label on the pot.

It's not C. malkensis, then? C. solida usually has divided bracts. Lovely Narcissus!

[Lesley Cox]

Lesley,

why do you think it couldn't be C. cancellatus subsp. mazziaricus? It looks like it is....but I'm just a beginning croconut, so I'm far from sure.

Maybe it's better to post your question here too: http://www.srgc.org.uk/smf/index.php?topic=4369.0

It's what I have as C. cancellatus mazziaricus. Can't remember the source but it was one of the English nurseries. It is late summer through autumn flowering and is creamy-white with black stripes on the outside and has rather pointed petals. Sorry you can't see the outsides here.

[Lesley Cox]

And I'm delighted with this which I guess is a white form of Corydalis solida or ice-green actually. It too had a quite different label on the pot.

It's not C. malkensis, then? C. solida usually has divided bracts. Lovely Narcissus!

Mmmm I think it is. It now has 3 stems of flowers on such a little plant.