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Veltheimia bracteata.

David

It's safely tucked a way in the cold greenhouse.

We are having a massive cold spell.  Temps this coming week are predicted to drop to 5 F.

 Asphodelus acaulis From Morocco and Algeria

Martin

This is a 'Tortise"cat.

A genetic anomaly.

See here:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tortoiseshell_cat

David:

Not a driving desire for me.

Here's Cyclamen coum from a   town in Turkey near the Syrian border.

Note the serrations/dentations  along the edge of the petals

Do we have a spell check on this forum.  The SRGC one never seemed to work for me.

Cyclamen coum 'Yayladagi'

undulating flower petals I guess

Got it.  Othonna isn't on the Wiki.    We can give a credit on BX/SX payments if that would be possible.

A bulbous plant.  But not a monocot.

Hi Vlad

Welcome and thanks for joining in the conversation.

Arnold

Martin:
  Yes they are the same photo.  An error on my part.

Here's a yellow. O. perfoilata

It's not a monocot but forms a tuber, bulb, corm or rhizome.

Othonna cakilifolia  Known as Baboon cabbage