OMG! #3
By Greenthumb
- 25 Feb, 2010
- 11 likes
I must be doing something right this year. A third bloom on my Neomarica gracilis. The first faded one is still clinging in place. Maybe I'll get even another!
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I hope you get a few more. They really are unusual
25 Feb, 2010
They`re happy with you,.....
25 Feb, 2010
Thanks. I just can't believe it! I'll be watching like a hawk now. What a delight!
26 Feb, 2010
It's a lovely bloom.
26 Feb, 2010
Thanks Bernieh. A good size too. I can't believe I've gotten three!
26 Feb, 2010
It's obviously quite happy to show off ... so you're doing something right!
26 Feb, 2010
It must know its treasured, whether I remember to water or not....lol.
27 Feb, 2010
It's great when they bloom like this. Mine did this just once, I had 5 flowers in a row compared to the usual one.
14 Mar, 2010
It is a thrill! I love it. I'm keeping the new plant attached from last years bloom. The last baby bloomed six months from the parent, so I'm thinking I might get two blooming seasons like this.
14 Mar, 2010
I have a very small plant that has the same flower but it's all yellow. I haven't seen a flower yet.
14 Mar, 2010
A yellow, how wonderful! My first flower came after growing on for four years. I saw the yellow blooms on one Marguerite had in her garden when she lived in QLD. Its wonderful. They have a folk name twelve tribe because it was thought that they bloomed on the thirteenth leaf after making the fan of twelve. Mine doesn't always do that but it does need a well developed fan. Interesting that my original didn't bloom for years after division, but its babies bloom 1 1/2 year later.
14 Mar, 2010
Well done Greenthumb and what a lovely shape and colour
17 Mar, 2010
Thanks. Aren't they wonderful? You can view all my bloom pics of this plant in my garden or link to it under the what else bar above the favorites on the right. I just love it!
18 Mar, 2010
Thank you I shall take a look.
22 Mar, 2010
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It's just practice, you are getting more experienced.
25 Feb, 2010