I have some white plants but find that they are reluctant to set seed. The
pink and red have enough seed to inundate the entire west coast.
Shirley Meneice
----- Original Message -----
From: "Susan Hayek" <susanann@sbcglobal.net>
To: "Pacific Bulb Society" <pbs@lists.ibiblio.org>
Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 5:18 PM
Subject: Re: [pbs] Hesperantha coccinea/white form
> At 6:05 AM +0000 11/2/06, John Grimshaw wrote:
>>Coincidentally to this thread, whivch I hadn't then seen, I was talking to
>>a
>>gardening friend yesterday evening about Hesperantha coccinea. He has a
>>very
>>nice white form, which he had given me a couple of years ago, and asked if
>>mine had flowered, as his were all flushed pink this year. At that point I
>>realised that none of my clones had flowered this year and was given the
>>tip
>>to water them very well in June to get reliable flowers in autumn.
>
> **Where would one find the nice white form of Hesperantha? I have a
> really wet area where I'd like to try these in pots, sunk into the
> ground. (Gophers).
>
> s.
> --
> Don't anthropomorphize dogs.
> They hate that.
>
> susan, who is.....
> owned by Jasper & Schubert the Standard Poodles, Gracie the
> Rhodesian, Pup-Quiz the Basenji and their Basenji brother, Jones....
> on the North Coast of CA, USA
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