X Amarygia

[Alessandro.marinello]

The slid year I have counted till 39 flowers in the stem, X Amarygia, Amaryllis belladonna x Brunsvigia josephinae, but is not sure, these bulbs comes from Australia

[Onion]

Alessandro,

a very uncommon colour for a "bulb". Do you know which grower does this cross?

[Alessandro.marinello]

Onion
I do not know, in Australia this form is enough common

[Heinie]

Alessandro,

That is a lovely flower and the colour too.

[fermi de Sousa]

Onion
I do not know, in Australia this form is enough common

Hi Alessandro,
we grow that form here in Central Victoria and I was told it originates from this area; not sure how accurate that is.
Here's a link to where I posted a pic in March at reply #440: http://www.srgc.org.uk/smf/index.php?topic=249.435
I'd be intersted to know if anyone has furthered the late Mr Robinette's work in breeding yellow and orange into this range of hybrids!
cheers
fermi

[Alessandro.marinello]

Onion
I do not know, in Australia this form is enough common

Hi Alessandro,
we grow that form here in Central Victoria and I was told it originates from this area; not sure how accurate that is.
Here's a link to where I posted a pic in March at reply #440: http://www.srgc.org.uk/smf/index.php?topic=249.435

Fermi
I have bought from Australia three of these  bulbs, from three various vendors, two they are equal in the form and color, now aspect third in order to see if is similar
Alessandro
I'd be intersted to know if anyone has furthered the late Mr Robinette's work in breeding yellow and orange into this range of hybrids!
cheers
fermi