[pbs] Mystery bulbs
John Bryan
johnbryan at worldnet.att.net
Wed Mar 12 15:26:31 EST 2003
Dear Mary Sue:
Gynandriris simulans would enjoy summer rains in the wild, Cheers, John
E. Bryan
Mary Sue Ittner wrote:
>
> Dear Alberto and Mark Mazer,
>
> Alberto I am happy to have the ID for the Moraea (syn. Gynandriris)
> simulans and for the encouragement of using the keys in the new
> Encyclopedia. I tried it earlier with a couple of unidentified Freesia
> species and I agree it is very helpful. But the species you named isn't in
> my Encyclopedia so it must not be a Cape species. I found it in John
> Bryan's book listed for northern areas of South Africa and other countries
> in Southern Africa. There is even a picture although the picture looks pink
> and is not a close-up so it's a little hard to tell from it. Since it is
> from dry areas I'll be putting it to the test to see if it can survive our
> wet winters since I planted a couple in the octagon. I'll move it to the
> Moraea page of the wiki.
>
> Mark, there are two of us who think your mystery plant is a Romulea. Can
> you tell us anything about the size?
>
> Mary Sue
>
> At 12:22 AM 3/12/03 +0000, you wrote:
> >Dear all:
> > They can be
> >
> >Ferraria ferrariola
> >Gynandriris simulans
> >
> >The keys at the end of the Encyclopedia are extremely useful and simplified.
> >Regards
> >Alberto
> >Buenos Aires, Argentina,
> >South America, Earth
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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