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Bulbs => Bulbs General => Topic started by: fermi de Sousa on April 05, 2019, 05:07:40 AM
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The gnomes have appeared in the rock garden again - a couple of weeks later than last year http://www.srgc.net/forum/index.php?topic=16185.0 (http://www.srgc.net/forum/index.php?topic=16185.0)
The Pacific Bulb Society call it Biarum davisii ssp marmariense but The Plantlist still calls it Biarum marmariense
cheers
fermi
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The leaves of Arum maculatum var. maculatum look like sprinkled with tar - they always fascinate me again.
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Biarum carratracense from Hillview last year
cheers
fermi
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15 years ago I received this Arum as A. maculatum ´Bacovci´. A visitor told me that an i was lacking in the name of the place where it was found by Dr. Hans Simon in former Yougoslavia. Meanwhile I learnt that Dr. Simon distributed it under the name ´Bakovici´.
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Another kind of variegation in Arum maculatum.
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there are beautiful these variegated Arum maculatum, Mariette!
do they grow slower than green?
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Arum maculatum ´Bakovici´grows like weeds in my garden, but many others gardening on drier or lighter soils lost it or have difficulties to keep it. The one shown yesterday is a last year´s find, so it´s too early to judge whether it may grow well or not.
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it's funny, because when I walked in the woods 1 week ago, I was looking among wild arum maculatum, one that would be variegated or different: a kind of hunting to make a nice find ... but no! I did not see anything. ???
I also do 'Hunts' at Ficaria (White, orange, green ...), but nothing more.
on the other hand, one day I saw and harvested a Ranunculus serpens with double flower. I always have it, and made it prosper: I am very proud of it.
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In our area the black spotted form of Arum maculatum grows frequently in the woods, and some of them look nicer than others. Forms with yellow variegation are extremely rare, You´d be very lucky if You find one, I suppose.
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Arum elongatum ´Enem´.
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it is very rustic, from what I read about it ..
what height is it?
I will put it in my list of seeds to sow eventually ;)
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My plant is rather small, about 35 cm, though able to flower already. Maybe that depends on the selection, this species may grow taller than this, I read.