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Feb 18, 2016 10:20 AM CST
Name: Janet Super Sleuth
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I skipped over Freesia, or rather I checked out species on google images from silverhillseeds but they don't have it, it doesn't resemble Freesia. Rolling my eyes.

http://www.silverhillseeds.co....

is quite a collector's plant. It is found on stony clay and limestone in the north and south western Cape of South Africa, and flowers appear very early from late winter into spring. This curiosity must have a warm, sheltered rock garden or be grown in a pot to be viewed close-up


http://www.plant-world-seeds.c...

I'm glad you found it Danita, now I'm tempted to buy seeds. Hilarious! I've tried growing many South African bulbs from seed, some grew well and I got flowers on a few, but cold summers and winters when we get them, which is often, eventually makes it a difficult job to keep them alive.

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