Biarum

[BULBISSIME]

Oups !
where are the pics ?? 

[Maggi Young]

Hello David, good to see you here and to have you begin to show these photos.

I have resized  the Biarum carratracenseJCA5478  photo to be 800 pixels wide.... that is the maximum size preferred for the forum.

To add more than one phot to each post, click the (more attachments) button and you can load up to ten photos per post.

Hope this helps?  

[BULBISSIME]

better now 
Thank's from froggy Maggy 

[David Stephens]

Yeah, I realized that the size was wrong so went away to resize others.
Trying again now, hope its right this time.


Biarum.....
carratracense PB434
carratracense S coll B37
davisii SBL286
eximium WK#1
eximium WK#2

[David Stephens]

Now I seem to have got that right here are a few more.


Biarum.....
kotschyi JCA17946
kotschyi JCA
kotschyi NS
marmarisense CRL526
mendax S coll1
mendax S coll2
rhopalospadix SL229
sp. nova MS

[WimB]

David,

WOW, those caratracense's and those kotschyi's are STUNNING!!!
Thank you so much for sharing these here.

[Darren]

These are terrific David! Thanks for posting them.

[BULBISSIME]

SUPERB David !!!
which size are the pots ?  I ask you because I have more success growing them in the ground than in pots....
Here is a Biarum crispulinum

[Maggi Young]

What a selection! And all growing well for you David.... almost as attractive a Crocus!

I have added the picture names to the text of your posts to allow the photos to be found by the forum search  facility and search engines.

[David Stephens]

Thank you Maggi, I expect a few people will understand the Crocus reference.

[David Stephens]

Fred
The pots are all clays plunged in a sandbed in a greenhouse.
Weather in my part of UK (s.e. England) in winter is not good enough to allow growing outdoors except for the tenuifoliums.
Pot sizes are variable from 4" to 8" depending on the size and number of tubers in the pot.

[Gerry Webster]

Thought it was time I shared some of my Biarums.
Here are photo's of some of the more interesting one's that have flowered so far this season.

David - a belated welcome to the forum.
Very interesting Biarums, though not quite as attractive as a crocus.

[Maggi Young]

Thank you Maggi, I expect a few people will understand the Crocus reference.

I rather think so, David... there are a great many "Croconuts" around here and your name comes up all the time!

[BULBISSIME]

Thank's david.
Here too winter is too wet and cold bulb under water protection cover, they do quite well.

[Oron Peri]

David,

Welcome to the forum, glad we have another Biarumist here.
That is a fantastic selection!!!
Can you tell where the Sp. nova is originated to?