delosperma & aizoaceae

[Great Moravian]

And D. congestum for comparison.

If you followed the previous discussion, you would be informed that it is not D. congestum.
Forget about D.basuticum and D. congestum if speaking about the yellow-flowered
plants.

[Palustris]

I can only go by the label on a plant as supplied by a reputable Nursery man and the fact that every image I can find of D. congestum shows it with yellow flowers.

[Peter II]

Hello Palustris,

such as Great Moravian writes correctly that no D. congestum http://www.fgas-sukkulenten.de/index.php?view=detail&id=919&option=com_joomgallery&Itemid=85&lang=de. It is not even Delosperma. Both plants are "Golden Nugget". A not yet described (ID) Mesembs.
Do not believe everything you tell some dealers.

[Palustris]

Well it is still listed as an accepted name in The Plant List and as a gardener, not a Botanist or a nurseryman I will have to go by that until it is Unaccepted and removed to another place.

[Martin Tversted]

And the confusion goes on.... 

[Great Moravian]

Well it is still listed as an accepted name in The Plant List and as a gardener, not a Botanist or a nurseryman I will have to go by that until it is Unaccepted and removed to another place.

First.
Albert Einstein is an accepted name. Despite it is not correct to call you Albert Einstein.
You are simply not Albert Einstein and it is not necessary to shift Albert Einstein to
Unaccepted in order to recognize the obvious reality.
Second.
The Plant List is an absurd project and the source of massive confusion.
Forget about it.

[Kovacs Pal]

Hi,

I would like to ask some help to clean up my Delosperma collection.

Firstly I would like to ask that the D karooicum and D. Graaff Reinet are the same or not?

I have got two Graaff Reinet. One from Czech and one from Hungary. Which is the good one?

In the last pictures are my D. karooicum.

Thank you in advance

[Kovacs Pal]

My karooicum is here:

[Kovacs Pal]

I bought the next two plants in Praha. The first is Delosperma Table Mountain and the next is D. hispida (I know from this forum that it is a wrong name), but I can’t see any differences between them. Both are T.M or Drosanthemum hispidum?

Thanks

[Peter II]

Delosperma brunnthaleri Hybrid




Delosperma sawdahense




Delosperma ecklonis




Delosperma tradescantioides

[Hoy]

Some beautiful gems you show guys!

I have started planting theese gems at my summerhouse where the summers are warmer and the winters are drier than at home. Although they all had a name once the labels are gone. The plants have take at least one winter out of doors.

[Peter II]

Delosperma dyeri natural hybrid "Firespinner"




Young Flower

[Hoy]

Peter, that one is special! Is it winterhardy?

[Peter II]

What you understand under winter hardy? I do not think the plant is winter hardy really.
But the principle itself must test each.

[Peter II]

Delosperma dyeri var. laxum (syn. "Red Mountain")




Delosperma luckhoffii (syn. "Beaufort West")