Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
Specific Families and Genera => Amaryllidaceae => Topic started by: fermi de Sousa on January 30, 2018, 04:31:31 AM
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Following some summer rain we have rain-lilies!
Here are Habranthus aff robustus ex 'Russell Manning' - a couple are double headers
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fermi
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We got this as Habranthus brachyandrus though I wonder if it's actually the hybrid between it and H. robustus :-\
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fermi
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Lost label but I think this is one of the hybrids raised from crossing Habranthus martinezii and H. robustus,
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fermi
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Perhaps the most common "rain-lily" seen in Australia:
Zephyranthes candida
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fermi
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Lost label but I think this is one of the hybrids raised from crossing Habranthus martinezii and H. robustus,
Another rain-lily from the cross of Habranthus martinezii x H. robustus (ex 'Russell Manning')
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fermi
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A last couple of Habranthus tubispathus flowers
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fermi
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The tiny Zephyranthes minimus
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fermi
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Zephyranthes 'Grandjax' flowering at the base of a rock bed. These have grown from a bulb that must've been scratched out of the bed above by our local echidna a few years ago!
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fermi
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Zephyranthes grandiflora
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Zephyranthes primulina.
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Zephyranthes Katherinia rubrum, second flowering of season
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Nice to see some of these now that our season has finished.
Especially like the Zeph Katherina rubrum, Rimmer!
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fermi
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Zephyranthes primulina. Here too
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Zephranthes seedlings from ‘Pink Beauty’
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We've had warm weather + rain = rain-lilies!
A few out of focus pics taken with the phone!
1 & 2) Habranthus robustus x martinezii
3 & 4) Habranthus 'Russell Manning'
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fermi