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These are gorgeous Spritz.

It is funny that only now they've come into their own! I'd crossed them off the list for next year!

Fabulous flowers....i love them Spritz....:>)

Such lovely pretty display for this time of the year.

Gorgeous colour, I like these.

I'm going to have to leave them in, aren't I!!

they are so pretty barbara

:-))

never seen these before, they are lovely got to keep them.

Aren't they lovely!

I'd never heard of them until this year - then I ordered a pack to try with my plugplants which go in my containers! Strange name...I wonder who James B. was?

ive tried looking the name up barbara and nothing coming up not even the plant, strange,

I'm trying to think which supplier I got them from...possibly Dobies, I think. I wonder if they gave a common name or something? They don't usually, though. When I get back from church, I'll find the catalogue.

They're from South Africa, Sanbas - have a look at:

http://www.plantzafrica.com/planthij/jamesbritgrand.htm

Definitely back on the list, Spritz - lovely late colour. Says it's a woody perennial so may be worth trying to keep overwinter in the greenhouse.

thanx wagger will take a look :o)

barbara he was a british botanist 1846-1924, just looked at the link off wagger :o) glad thats sorted or it would have been on my mind all day lol

What did we do before the www?

lol wagger,, sit in the library sorting through tons of books lol

love these.........

Aren't you lot clever, tracking them down and finding all that info - all while I was singing Harvest Hymns!! Thanks. I might well try to over-winter them! :-)

What a lovely flower or should i say flowers.....

I do rather like them, now! :-))