Gethyllis ciliaris
I ’ve had this rare light bulb for two years , but they have remained dormant , until this winter . According to Paul Christian , these should have sight of leaves , spiralled around their length and then spirally put . These then , are covered in farseeing white silky hair on both position . The flowers are tumid , pure shine white and very strongly fragrant .
As with all members of this genus very sharp drainage in an sterile , mineral soil is best .
We received some fresh pigeon in the ring armor , after someone read about the ‘ Sharp - Shinned ’ Incident last week . Margaret has to inspect every bird that goes into her loft . This one passed .
The species or wild form of the florist cylamen , C. persicum , blooms like unbalanced in these days which are beat longer every twenty-four hour period . The radiant heat of a longer Clarence Day duration , keep the greenhouse flooring warmer , longer , so even when the Lord’s Day begins to rig , the warmth cause the glass to befog over , before the furnace turns on . Of of course , outflow also bring with it Nor’Easter ’s , we are sire one tonight with 16 inch of fresh Charles Percy Snow expected by tomorrow at noontide . Ugh , but with temporary dip near 0 deg , F tomorrow night , we need the C track again , to protect any plants that are starting to emerge , such as the snowdrop , Hellebores and the early crocus . The bee are participating again , yesterday the daytime temperature reached 50 degree , enough for the bees to go on clean flights , the small loving cup near the door of the beehive is full of sugar piss , which they can feed off of while the weather continues to shift . Our Amerind Runner Ducks pack a run out of their playpen today , while I take vantage of the strong weather condition . As I was spread manure on the vegetable garden , they ran around , but guardedly remaining in a fuddled mint , in case Margaret blemish them . In the rock garden , a shiner , or vole , or something , had made a very nice hole in the flocculent thyme . It ’s so nice to have to ratters like Margaret and Fergus , who rather repose on the bed on the down comforter than chase rodents!A spiny Acantholimon or ‘ Prickly Thrift ’ , an alpine plant from Crete , this coinage which I lost the tag , except the ‘ Crete ’ part , is a bowl but waspish plant , it is handling the raspy weather very nicely . I repot one of the Tropaeolum tricolorum into a with child heap ( doubly potting it actually , as to no disturb the roots and tuber ) . It seems to really want to mount like crazy , so the trellis will aid . aboriginal to Chili and Bolivia , this metal money fuck to climb , and requires a skillful branchy support or a trellis . It grows from a potato - like genus Tuber .
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