Fritillaria Michailovskyi
By Louise1
- 3 Apr, 2010
- 23 likes
I've planted these bulbs for the last 3 years and it's only 'this' year that they've come up out of the ground.
I love these :-))))
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So do I, they're fabulous.
3 Apr, 2010
Thanks folks :-))
3 Apr, 2010
Wow! Worth the wait for these, definitely.
3 Apr, 2010
Pretty pic Louise :o)
3 Apr, 2010
Thanks Clematisa and Tt, yes .... most definately worth the wait Clematisa.
I'll plant some more 'again' this autumn and see what happens to them !
3 Apr, 2010
Very striking - worth the wait, I'd say, Louise
3 Apr, 2010
Thanks Bamboo, yes indeed worth it :-)
3 Apr, 2010
lovely colour..they look like they have been polished !
3 Apr, 2010
Yes, they do look smooth, don't they !
3 Apr, 2010
We had some but they seem to have disappeared this year !
3 Apr, 2010
Try spelling the latin name without looking!!! LOL. It's very different to to F. meleagris, but I do like it. :-))
3 Apr, 2010
Gardening is all about patience.........
3 Apr, 2010
I really like these, too. :-)
4 Apr, 2010
Spritz, i changed the spelling of this plant umpteen times because each way looked wrong !!!
Shouldn't have been so lazy and 'should' have looked up the spelling immediately !!!
4 Apr, 2010
I'm glad you got some blooms at last, I put some in a couple of years ago, and haven't seen them since LOL
4 Apr, 2010
Don't give up - has to be the moral of the story !
Keep at it every year !!!
4 Apr, 2010
Louise - I wouldn't have a CLUE how to spell it - I didn't even know the latin name...sorry if you thought I was having a 'dig' at you - I wasn't! :-(((((
4 Apr, 2010
I didn't take it that way at all, my friend, i know your sense of humour well and i just took it as you chuckling as you said it :-)))
4 Apr, 2010
:-)) xx
4 Apr, 2010
So unusual Louise...look like little chocolate beans!
7 Apr, 2010
I love them as well Louise but not much luck with them, BUT now I have had some advice JUST WATCH THIS SPACE .............fingers crossed.
I hope I can send you a nice photo next Spring x
14 Sep, 2010
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