I've received quite a lot of requests for these bulbs which makes me happy, but I need to close off the offer so I can be sure there are enough bulbs for all of those who have requested them. Mary Sue On 9/17/2020 8:45 AM, Mary Sue Ittner via pbs wrote: > For many years now I have been gathering excess unknown bulbs and > planting them in a large pot. Remembering reading the huge number of > different species of bulbs that existed in Nieuwoudtville if you dug > up (I can't remember how many meters) I purchased some very large deep > plastic pots and planted a lot of bulbs in them. This resulted in a > long season of flowering in those pots with new species in flower when > others were finished. I suppose some people might consider it a bit > messy, but I found I could focus on what was in flower at the moment > and screen out the rest. Bulbs multiply as we know and eventually I > have to repot. I now have a lot of these unnamed bulbs and feel I have > enough community pots. These are winter growers, most of them South > African or California natives, so probably not hardy in a lot of > areas. Many I am sure are flowering size and others could flower next > year if not this year. Most of them are probably easily obtained and > I won't be able to tell you their original source. If you like > surprises and trying to identify unknown flowers that appear or are > interested in starting a community pot of your own, email me at > mailto:msittner@mcn.org and I'll send you some. > _______________________________________________ pbs mailing list pbs@lists.pacificbulbsociety.net http://lists.pacificbulbsociety.net/cgi-bin/…