Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
Plant Identification => Plant Identification Questions and Answers => Topic started by: Hjalmar on August 21, 2011, 06:46:07 AM
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Does anyone know what this is? It came from a seed exchange as Bulbinella hookeri, though in the pictures I've seen B hookeri has a denser raceme and flatter leaves. The flowers are about 10 mm across. It flowers and sets seed in the first year; the plant in the pictures appeared this year as a weed in another pot.
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My guess is one of the bulbines, though I'd have to think hard to name the species.
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Thanks Rob. I'm not at all familiar with that genus, but Bulbine sp. seems very likely.
Thanks also to Maggie for rescaling the pictures. I haven't been very active on the forum for a long time so I forgot the moves.
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Thanks also to Maggie for rescaling the pictures. I haven't been very active on the forum for a long time so I forgot the moves.
No problem, Hjalmar, good to see you here again. 8)
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The Australian Bulbine bulbosa?
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Thanks! I googled for pictures and Bulbine bulbosa indeed looks to me like a match.
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Hi have a look at B.Caulescens, i've just grown a load from seed and they look very similar...
Edit by Maggi: Photo below is very large.... you can opt to enlarge the resized version in the next post if you prefer....
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Surreylad, your photo is huge! I've left it in case someone wants to see the really close-up details, but here is a better size for easy forum viewing ......
click to enlarge......
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Thanks Maggi must have had it on the wrong setting Doh ! :)