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Oxalis karroica

Very delicate and ethereal Oxalis that hass soft apricot flowers with a pale greenish yellow eye.

£3.50

Oxalis sp.

This South African species forms well behaved clumps with bright yellow flowers that have a very sweet scent – far stronger than that of O.fragrans

£3.50

Pamianthe peruviana

Pamianthe peruviana is a magnificent bulbous plant with up to 4 very large fragrant white flowers in a head. Campanulate corona surrounded by segments with median green stripe. Requires a min. of 50deg.F, but is happier with a few more degrees or some bottom heat in winter. Young plants also available.

£14.75

Paramongaia weberbaueri

Paramongaia weberbaueri is amongst the most desired of all bulbs. The fragrant flowers are deep yellow, the corona segments have median green stripes. The upright glaucous blue green leaves are attractive in their own right. Requires a minimum of 13 deg.C., it is dormant for a bit over 6 months when I withhold any water – only starting again when growth appears. Demand for this bulb is usually ahead of the stock available.

(1) Form that flowers around May, flowers are up to 19cm. across.

£19.50

Paramongaia weberbaueri

Paramongaia weberbaueri is amongst the most desired of all bulbs. The fragrant flowers are deep yellow, the corona segments have median green stripes. The upright glaucous blue green leaves are attractive in their own right. Requires a minimum of 13 deg.C., it is dormant for a bit over 6 months when I withhold any water – only starting again when growth appears. Demand for this bulb is usually ahead of the stock available.

(2) Form that flowers around January. The flowers can be as large as 24 cm. across. It can only be grown under glass as all its growth is made in winter and it requires sufficient light and humidity. It will not produce the growth and initiate flowering in an atmosphere that is too dry and hot.

£19.50