Eucomis "Oakhurst" and "Sparkling Burgundy"
By Meanie
- 3 Sep, 2015
- 7 likes
Sparkling Burgundy is definitely the better form.
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I agree ,is it Oakhursts first year ?
3 Sep, 2015
Useful photo for comparing the two.
3 Sep, 2015
I'm looking at a Galtonia and Eucomis bed next year Delonix. Perhaps with a backdrop of Canna and Hedychium.
It is the first time that it has flowered for me Amy.
Andrew - maybe not if you have a nursery full of Oakhurst to sell!
4 Sep, 2015
Meanie:
That would look great! Do you have a long enough growing season for Hedychium to flower?
5 Sep, 2015
"Do you have a long enough growing season for Hedychium to flower?"
Not this year! H.gardnerianum usually blooms here though and is hardy.
5 Sep, 2015
I forgot about H.gardnerianum. This one flowers in summer. Most of the others species flower in late summer through fall. Does H. greenii grow there? I love the flower color and fragrance! This one flowers in summer, also.
It also produces many plantlets from the flower spikes after it flowers. I used to so many when I lived in the San Francisco Bay Area.
5 Sep, 2015
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This photo is of "Eucomis comosa" in Meanie's garden
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They look terrific together!
3 Sep, 2015