April photos

Started by Arnold, April 03, 2023, 10:07:09 AM

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Arnold

Tulipa Bifloriformis
Arnold T.
North East USA

Arnold

#1
Gladiolus carneus   -no it's not but I'll wait for Arnold to edit it [Martin]
Arnold T.
North East USA

David Pilling


Uli

Hello Arnold,

Are you sure about the name? To me it looks like Freesia laxa red form. 
Uli
Algarve, Portugal
350m elevation, frost free
Mediterranean Climate


Arnold

Yep, Freesia laxa.  How do we remove or edit the image.
Arnold T.
North East USA

Arnold

Moraea polyanthos.
Arnold T.
North East USA

David Pilling

Quote from: Arnold on April 06, 2023, 03:41:23 PMHow do we remove or edit the image.

You can edit your own posts. I'd suggest just changing the name, or better writing a correction.
Still a good image, and the wuki has none of the red form.

Diane Whitehead

#8
Babiana patersoniae from Silverhill Seeds sown in 2018.

Diane Whitehead        Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
cool mediterranean climate  warm dry summers, mild wet winters  70 cm rain,   sandy soil

Uli

Very delicate color! I like the blue anthers. Is it a photographic effect or do the petals have a slight blue sheen?
Uli
Algarve, Portugal
350m elevation, frost free
Mediterranean Climate

Diane Whitehead

I had to look really hard for a while, but the petals do have very faint bluish lines on them.  I would never have noticed if you hadn't asked.
Diane Whitehead        Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
cool mediterranean climate  warm dry summers, mild wet winters  70 cm rain,   sandy soil

Mike Lowitz

#11
In bloom
Clivia hybrid miniata x gardenii
Lachenalia Violacea
Echinopsis " Hans Sachs" just too beautiful to leave out.

Big thanks to Fred B. in Boston for hybridizing this amazing clivia in 2005.  Thanks to Ken Blackford for the Lachenalia 

A nice sunny warm weekend for San Diego
IMG_0384.jpg I IMG_0382.jpgto Resized_20230402_135539.jpg
ML

Martin Bohnet

love the clivia! You'll always get me with green on flowers - as you can see with Pterostylis curta
Height: 10-20 cm (3.9-7.9 inch)
Flower Colors: white, green
Flower Season: mid spring
Life form:  corm
from EX05. I have also a hybrid  Pterostylis that has formed quite a colony which I'll show in a few days when open - looks like there are enough of those to share on the fall exchange.

I've heard bad things about Allium paradoxum
though I don't know if these also apply to var normale (could there be a more paradox naming? ) I shall see if it can keep up with Allium ursinum
, Allium flavum
and Allium vineale
Flower Colors: purple
for aggressive behavior...

Tropaeolum brachyceras
, Tropaeolum tricolor
and the hybrid mix this year on their trellis, clearly showing that there is no paternity test necessary...

Last for today is the daffodil deathtrap - I think its Narcissus cerrolazae
, but that's not the interesting thing on that picture
Martin (pronouns: he/his/him)

Mike Lowitz

Martin,

Those are beautiful. The color tone on  blooms is really nice and deep , all nicely grown. 
I have to give Clivia credit to Fred as I shared .  The hybrid is vigorous, beautiful leaves and a stunning long lasting flower. 

I have one last Lachenalia for the season to post this week. We ate having one last blast of rain today. Hope it blooms tomorrow. 



ML

Arnold

Tulipa ferganica
Arnold T.
North East USA