ixia viridiflora

David Fenwick cf018a3312@blueyonder.co.uk
Mon, 06 Oct 2003 23:50:08 PDT
>>>>survived at least as low as 25 degrees F (about minus 4 C)

Jane,
Thanks for that, I'll plant mine outside this afternoon. Ixia viridiflora
has consistantly been one of those plants I love / hate to grow. It
survives, but doesn't do much, even after three years the corm is still no
bigger than a few millimeters. I for one didn't think it was that hardy,
anyway here goes. Will tell you how it does later.

Best Wishes,
Dave (Plymouth, UK, zone 9, min. -5C)

David Fenwick
NCCPG National Plant Heritage Collections of Crocosmia with Chasmanthe and
Tulbaghia
The African Garden
96 Wasdale Gardens
Estover
Plymouth
Devon
England
PL6 8TW

Websites
http://www.theafricangarden.com/
http://www.crocosmiaheritage.com/


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