Roscoea auriculata

I need to get mine in the ground too, but they're only just emerging in the pot. Very nice!

Beautiful Spritz...mine seems to have vanished:-(

Don't give up on it, my other Roscoeas are only just appearing.

lovely .............. not seen you on much latly !!

You are a bit behind, Cristina. I had major heart surgery in March, and couldn't do much for several weeks. :-((I've been posting on here for about 10 days now, but I can't sit at my laptop for very long yet.

ohhhhhhhhh no , i dident know !! hope you are much better now hun, i did notice u wernt around tho !! just thort u were haveing a break from us all !! bin busy myself so prob why i missed ur blog then ............. take it easy and get ur self right soon . xxxx

It's a long, slow business. I know about it if I do too much, as well! It could take up to a year to be 100% again.

Just in time for Malvern;-)

Ba, I'm hoping to go and stay with our daughter and go to Hampton Court! :-0))

This is a new one on me Spritz..very striking!

It is, isn't it. It must have shade. :-0

Tucked up in bed with Mellitis?

No, under the willow tree. :-)

Thanks. I have cream ones, called R. cautleyoides, too. They're just showing their noses above ground at the moment. :-)

I've got leaves! Mine's cautleyoides too:-)

One of the cautleyoides is in flower - that was fast growth,wasn't it! :-O

You're so advanced Spritz, mine was hiding beneath an honesty which has been pulled up:-)

I'm a very advanced person, Ba - it's my age, doncha know. LOL.

Course I know:-)

LOL.