Ixia Polystachya & Ixia Viridiflora

Ixia Polystachya & Ixia Viridiflora
Karl Church (Thu, 13 Apr 2017 11:45:27 PDT)

Sorry to hear that. I got them from her but no longer have them.
On Apr 13, 2017 11:11 AM, "Debra Nichols" <wiggiedog@earthlink.net> wrote:

I have tried Annie's but they never have them in stock. I think they just
advertise them as something they once had at a point in time.

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Debra, you might try Annie's Annuals and Perennials.

Karl Church
On Apr 13, 2017 10:00 AM, "Debra Nichols" <wiggiedog@earthlink.net> wrote:

Hello Bulb People:

I am a "Bulb-Newcomer," even a "Garden-Newcomer," coming to Santa
Barbara, CA 13 years ago from an X,Y,Z coordinate in the Chicago Skyline.

I am looking for two plants: 1) Ixia Viridiflora and 2) Ixia
Ploystachya. The wonderful thing about Santa Barbara is you put
anything in the ground and it seems to grow. I have become quite
taken with the plants listed and it seems they are appropriate for my
"Zone." Any thoughts, insights or ideas about where these may be
purchased would be appreciated. (Oh, and I saw a post a few weeks
back about bringing things in from other places. Any consideration on
that matter is also
appreciated.) Due to the drought, our nurseries are very limited in
what is available. It has even been difficult to get roses.

Many thanks,

Debra N.
Santa Barbara, California (Zone 11)

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