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To everyone who has had a Crocus baytopiorum from me: In answer to a request for the source of the original seeds, I checked back in my records and found that it was AGS seed 'collected by Eric Pasche P 82104 Prov Denizli T. 1500m', sown in 1990. I hope this is useful.
Similarly C. sieberi Ronald Ginns. The single corm of C. sieberi nubigena I showed earlier now has 8 flowers open!
David that is a lovely chrysanthusSome more of mine out todayCrocus ancyrensisCrocus antalyensisCrocus etruscusCrocus pestalozzaeCrocus gargaricus both ssp
A couple from today:-Crocus dalmaticus Petrovac StrainCrocus chrysanthus 'Ard Schenk', a good two weeks in front of the clump I have in the garden. Sorry the first pic of this is out of focus.
Quote from: Tony Willis on February 12, 2010, 08:53:22 PMDavid that is a lovely chrysanthusSome more of mine out todayCrocus ancyrensisCrocus antalyensisCrocus etruscusCrocus pestalozzaeCrocus gargaricus both sspTony, I like the wild character of the C. etruscus with the bicolored tepals and the fine stripes outside. Much different to the "Zwanenburg" clone. Beautiful.Have you grown it from seed?