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So many interesting plants there in Chile, John. Thanks for showing!BTW.
Wonderful pics John, I am getting such a great education in these forums.My favourites areViola canobarbata, Oxalis enneaphylla, Perezia pilifera and and
Maria has been complaining of the wretched hotels the fellows have booked her into (no water / no toilet tissue). She is now in charge of accommodations and is going for luxurious.
Quote from: Lvandelft on January 23, 2009, 01:50:54 PMSo many interesting plants there in Chile, John. Thanks for showing!BTW. Never heard of Anemone hepaticifolia - what an interesting and showy species. I hope this will introduced some time.Gerd
Helen - The Oxalis is worth a try as it does well in NS given good drainage. Also a few selected forms whose names escape me.johnw
Gerd - From Philip just now. " Tell Gerd there was no seed on the Anemone, the seedlings look exactly like Hepaticas. Philip"johnw
QuoteMaria has been complaining of the wretched hotels the fellows have booked her into (no water / no toilet tissue). She is now in charge of accommodations and is going for luxurious.Bless Maria, and I hope she gets luxurious . But, erm, does Chile do luxury??
I really like Cheatanthera villosa
Quote from: johnw on January 23, 2009, 08:01:50 PMHelen - The Oxalis is worth a try as it does well in NS given good drainage. Also a few selected forms whose names escape me.johnwJohn, is it readily available locally, seeds?Honestly, I can't get over all these beautiful little plants, the only oxalis I am familiar with is a weed in Australia which is almost impossible to get rid of.