Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
Specific Families and Genera => Amaryllidaceae => Topic started by: PaulFlowers on February 22, 2022, 05:24:51 AM
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Tulbaghia dregeana from Namaqualand
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Tulbaghia dregeana from Namaqualand
Wow! This suprises me every time you show it - what intricate little flowers!
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tulbaghia simmlerii - A very intoxicating evening perfume from this.
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One of the Tulbaghias has self seeded in the cracks in my paving. Is this called society garlic because it does not taint your breath and offend people, or for some other reason?
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Brian
I think it would still smell allium ish!
Tulbaghia violacae is one of the most pungent
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tulbaghia simmlerii - A very intoxicating evening perfume from this.
Interesting.
There are some flowering here and to me they have a smell rather than scent. Reasonably strong, and not at all unpleasant - the olfactory sensation reminds me slightly of hyacinth.
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A lovely (I think) hybrid of Tulbaghia montana x simmlerii. I’ve never tested for hardyness