TOW Haemanthus

Ann Marie mysticgardn@yahoo.com
Sat, 11 Dec 2004 11:53:48 PST
I planted this same variety in the ground under a tree and they are doing very well and multiplying. I'm in southern Calif. inland. Ann Marie

Robert Werra <robertwerra@sbcglobal.net> wrote:///Dear/ All, Haemanthus albiflos is one of the few bulbs
I can't kill. I had 4 in a 18" by 6" pot 3 yrs. ago.
Now I have 8 bulging the pot. They but forth white
paint brushes every November for a month. I water them
sparingly all year because they keep their leaves. I
don't get around to fertilize them but they don't mind
at all. They tolerate our frost to 26 degrees F.
Yours, Bob Werra in Northern Calif.
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