Planting Sparaxis - Knowledgebase Question

Bethesda, MD
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Question by nanminkoff
October 15, 1998
I recently purchased some sparaxis bulbs. I live in zone 7 and want to know if I should plant them now or wait until fall.


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Answer from NGA
October 15, 1998
Sparaxis, the Harlequin flower, is native to South Africa, and bears sword-shaped leaves and small funnel-shaped flowers in spikelike clusters on 1-foot stems. Sparaxis blooms over a long period in the late spring, so the corms should be planted now. Set the corms 2-inches deep and 2-3 inches apart in a garden site that receives full sunshine.

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