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Eucomis comosa

By Meanie

27 Aug, 2011
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Even when the flowers are past their prime they're worth keeping for the dark seed pods.

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Motinot

They are Meanie...I have really enjoyed this Eucomis this year.....

27 Aug, 2011

Karenfrance

They certainly are!!

28 Aug, 2011

Sixpence

I ve just had leaves this year shall have to move mine

28 Aug, 2011

Meanie

Thanks Moti and Karen!
Believe it or not 6d, this is in a 15cm pot!

28 Aug, 2011

Plantoholic

They are good value arnt they! :)

28 Aug, 2011

Sixpence

I can believe it Meanie mine is in the garden all year round :o))

28 Aug, 2011

Meanie

I should have put it in a bigger pot really, but decided to leave it until next year when my tender bulb bed will be ready.

29 Aug, 2011

Karenfrance

Not under that fallen wall, I hope...?!

29 Aug, 2011

Meanie

No way - it'll be in my own garden!

29 Aug, 2011

Sixpence

Yes you should of but some plants thrive on smaller pots why I don't know perhaps less root more flower lol.

29 Aug, 2011

Meanie

I have heard said that plants with spear shaped leaves like to be pot bound. I've just got a Ferraria crispa, and reading up on that on the Pacific Bulb Societies website it says that the corms may do better if they're not separated.

30 Aug, 2011

Sixpence

How interesting.

30 Aug, 2011

Meanie

We'll find out 6d..........

31 Aug, 2011

Sixpence

:o))

31 Aug, 2011

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