Nectaroscordum siculum
By Siris
10 May, 2015
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Once called Allium siculum, grown from seed. Must have 500+ One year old seedlings, which I don't know what to do with! Ps, not the sky in the background!
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Simbad, Maybe 2/3 years till flowering. Probably sowed as soon as seed ripe, covered with a sheet of newspaper and left outside, under cover, overwinter. But have loads with a year's head start, into the box?
10 May, 2015
Ours is still tightly wrapped....
14 May, 2015
This is in the sunny front. It should have been an Allium christophii. The Necto in the back are not open yet.
14 May, 2015
Still not open.....
16 May, 2015
Since I visited you, it has taken till May 10 th to open, flowers remained in their case a good two weeks, looking like a crysalis.
17 May, 2015
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Aah now that's saved me a google just been looking through my seed box and found some seed for this, when did you sow the seed Siris ?and how long to flowering size? question questions lol.
10 May, 2015