transplanting Dierama
R Hansen via pbs (Thu, 22 Jul 2021 15:20:33 PDT)

I grow Dierama dracomontana and another similar one that are not as tall as
the more familiar species, and never noticed any difficulty growing them,
except that I have a tendency to keep them too dry and not transplant them
into good soil mix when I should. I've divided them. The only problem I've
noticed is that they won't bloom the following year.

Brian, I hope you save seed from your dark flowered form and see what comes
up. Mine are also grown from seed and so far are a deep rose pink. They do
need full sun where I live on the Oregon coast.

Robin Hansen

Perfect days and cool nights, too good to last???
Coquille Valley, Oregon

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