May 2024

[Too Many Plants!]

Well... I was trying to wait for someone else to start May, but no luck.

Here's- I believe I bought these as Albuca Namaquanensis.

I'll add flowering pics in the coming days.

I already posted ixia Paniculata, but wanted to share its great staying power (as species Ixia go), and full flower display. It's not the flashiest Ixia, but I really enjoy them.

[David Pilling]

Photos from my garden, last fling of my Spring flowering bulbs.

[Arnold]

Ledebouria sp. Huntsdrift
Resnova megaphylla

[Rdevries]

Resnova pilosa,  Luneburg

[Rdevries]

Resnovia maxima (aff.?)- Umfolozi

[Rdevries]

Resnova megaphylla. Just emerging

[Carlos]

Zephyranthes katheriniae, thanks to Rimmer de Vries.

The true colour is difficult to catch...

[Rdevries]

Here they are in Kentucky

[Too Many Plants!]

Here they are in Kentucky

Very nice!

[Too Many Plants!]

My Moraea Polyanthos appears to be showing some good staying power! 

Also previously posted- Ixia PolyStachya starting to get into its flowering groove.

[David Pilling]

Iris sibirica flowered today.

[Too Many Plants!]

Another first from our last BX!

Moraea Lurida

Thank you to those generous folks that take the time and effort to share their bulbs!💡

[Wylie]

Finally, a Neomarica hybrid opened!

[Robert_Parks]

A few pretties from the last few days.
Inside - Typhonium circinnatum
Variously outside - deformed Zantedeschia aethiopica, Ornithogalum gracilis, fall color (well, spring color) on Oxalis pardalis, Tritonia squalida, Ixia polystycha, Lachenalia multifolia, and Pelargonium undulata.

Robert
 in unseasonally warm San Francisco, 80F/27C, but the wind changed and now it is more normal.

[Too Many Plants!]

A few pretties from the last few days.
Inside - Typhonium circinnatum
Variously outside - deformed Zantedeschia aethiopica, Ornithogalum gracilis, fall color (well, spring color) on Oxalis pardalis, Tritonia squalida, Ixia polystycha, Lachenalia multifolia, and Pelargonium undulata.

Robert
 in unseasonally warm San Francisco, 80F/27C, but the wind changed and now it is more normal.

Very nice. Loving that Tritonia squalida !