Hi all, During the recent discussion of Tropaeolum I mentioned my error in selecting the annual Tropaeolum peregrinum, from a seedlist ,which I sowed in January which is mid-summer for me. I was concerned it would not make it to flowering but it has . I know its not a geophyte but hope you will enjoy the flowers as I have. Our weather is still very mild for late autumn so I even have my fingers crossed for seed. It appears to be synonymous with T canariense - canary yellow is a good description for the flower colour. The image is at : http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/files/… Or review the whole page at: http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… Incidentally when I reviewed the identity of this plant using the Bernard Harkness Seedlist Handbook on the NARGS site http://rockgardener.com/harkness/seedlist.cfm I had trouble finding it , as it was spelt Tropaeoleum. The few references I have use Tropaeolum as is on the wiki. Cheers, Rob in Tasmania
