Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
General Subjects => Flowers and Foliage Now => Topic started by: fermi de Sousa on April 02, 2020, 05:04:47 AM
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It's been a damp start to the month with rain! Could we possibly be getting a "normal" autumn with enough rain to encourage the bulbs out of their dormancy?
We can only hope!
Here's another daffodil to flower in autumn, 'First Stanza' from Lawrence Trevanion in Canberra - a cross between Narcissus elegans var fallax and 'Soleil d'Or'
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fermi
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A few other autumn flowers:
Oxalis flava
Colchicum boissieri
Epilobium cana
Nerine angulata
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fermi
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Moraea polystachya
Sternbergia sicula emerging through a mat of Dymondiae
Sternbergia sicula & the tiniest Colchicum corsicum
Nerine rosea
Acis autumnalis putting out a late bloom
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fermi
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Zephyranthes candida
Oxalis lobata
The last flowers on Cyclamen graecum
Bessera elegans has survived another year!
Crocus speciosus ssp. xanthalaimos from seed from NARGS Seedex 2003 collected in Turkey by Erich Pasche; first flowered in 2008
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fermi
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More autumn flowers:
Crocus salzmannii
Nothoscordum felipponei
Oxalis flava
Oxalis palmifrons
Narcissus viridiflorus
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fermi
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Thanks for sharing your garden Fermi, you've got a lot going on there at the moment! I am enjoying a good start to autumn too with lots of Crocus and Oxalis flowering and Narcissus to come later. Narcissus viridiflorus is out and I keep going back to admire it and sniff. :)
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Fermi l like your Oxalis flava, very pretty.
Angie :)
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Here's a few more oxalis in the garden:
Oxalis hirta Salmon Pink
white Oxalis purpurea
Oxalis flava var succulenta
Oxalis meisneri
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fermi
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These have been posted elsewhere on the interwebs but I think it's nice to have a record here for future reference. Various autumnal happenings of the floral variety.
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Nerine 'Cleopatra' is very striking - these two-tones often are - but that is lovely.
Your image of the Crocus 'Mani white' is delicious, Jamus! Crocus can be so utterly gorgeous!
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Thank you Maggi, I agree the little Crocus are so photogenic! I just keep coming back to them as they open and close and the light changes and finding new photo opportunities. The Mani White are a lovely shape. I must be careful not to bore everyone with endless pictures!
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.....I must be careful not to bore everyone with endless pictures!
Keep 'em coming, it's never a worry!