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Plant Identification => Plant Identification Questions and Answers => Topic started by: robg on July 11, 2013, 12:10:40 PM
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This is something that has been brewing in a tucked-away-pot for a few years and I've been having to wait till it flowered hoping that I might be able to ID it - but I really have no idea.
Can someone help please.
Many thanks
Rob
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It has the look of a camassia about the flower - maybe the same family?
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I don't think it is Ornithogalum pyrenacium but it might be Anthrisum ramosum?
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I don't think it is Ornithogalum pyrenacium but it might be Anthrisum ramosum?
or Anthericum ramosum.......... ;)
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Of course you are right Maggi, why on earth did I write Anthrisum??? ::) ::)
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Brian, it is Ornithogalum pyrenaicum
This greenish/white petals appear in two species in the Mediterranean: O. pyrenaicum and O. creticum.
Anthericum ramosum has milky white flowers and usually a branched flowering stem.
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Of course you are right Maggi, why on earth did I write Anthrisum??? ::) ::)
Sunstroke?
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Anthony sent me some seed of Ornithogalum pyrenaicum. It's germinating now. So that's what I can expect?
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Sunstroke?
Quite likely 8)
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Oron, I'm glad you confirmed it, I grow both the Anthericum and the Ornithogalum, and I was going to pipe in and say Anthericum ramosum, I have dozens of plants in flower right now, my O. pyrenaicum is long done blooming.
Just practicing my emoticons, we don't have them on new NARGS Forum, >:( :'( :'(
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Many thanks Oron.
That is another plant to add to the mystery of where plants come from let alone what they are. I like to think that my seed planting lists going back 10 years or so are a reliable indicator of what I have succeeded in germinating, and there are no Ornithogalums.
The other mystery this year was where a stunning palest pink double paeony lactiflora came from. It was just another paeony that hadn't flowered until this year, and it's been a real bonus from somewhere !!
Cheers
Rob