Amicia zygomeris - flowers
By Andrewr
3 Nov, 2009
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At last, it's got a couple of flowers
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Just love the leaves on this!
3 Nov, 2009
's nice Andrew! You do have different plants....
3 Nov, 2009
~ Very different!
4 Nov, 2009
How unusual......
5 Nov, 2009
Beautiful Andrew .. well worth waiting for ....
BTW .. I have sent you a PM , BB asked me if you could grow this in the shade , I couldn't answer that question , mine is out in the open , can you help ?
6 Nov, 2009
Amy - I've answered on your picture but I'll repeat what I said here so people don't have to search for it.
This plant comes from Mexico so you need to give it full sun and a well drained soil. Mulch the roots well with straw for winter - the top growth gets killed to the ground but if the roots are protected, it should shoot again next spring
6 Nov, 2009
I saw this in flower at Trengwainton Gardens near Penzance growing in shade; at Kew its grown at the base of a southfacing wall. I'll check for flowers this week.
8 Nov, 2009
Richard - mine only started to flower this month
8 Nov, 2009
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And lovely they are too Andrew...:>)
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