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Eccromocarpus scaber
By Meanie
14 May, 2013
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Very late this year.
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Very late whats happened to mine then ?? no sign of them !
14 May, 2013
Thanks Mushy!
Amy - this is impossible to kill!
14 May, 2013
My plants have survived from last year , I have green foliage so hopefully flowers will follow , I know that masses of seed fell from them to the ground so it's likely that new plants will pop up ....
14 May, 2013
This looks far too tender to be grown outside?
14 May, 2013
Hi Meanie..This is a super looking flower...I like that sentence 'impossible to kill'
15 May, 2013
The buds are hiding in there Amy!
This pure species is totally indestructible out doors DD. Took the winters of 2010/11 and 2011/12 in its stride at my last house.
See above Moti. I reckon that the "Tresco hybrids" are more tender though.
17 May, 2013
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See who else is growing Eccremocarpus scaber (Chilean glory flower).
See who else has plants in genus Eccremocarpus.
This photo is of "Chilean Glory Flower" in Meanie's garden
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Lovely meanie
14 May, 2013