The flowers
Apr. 7th, 2006 04:07 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
xenithThese are the ones I mentioned the other day
This the pink one. Didn't notice the stalks before. It's very pretty but not something I'd usually buy. Autumn bulb? (In the background is the only tomato from the Black Russian this year. Now eaten.)
Edit: Kaffir lillies, it would seem.
This is the mystery plant. There are long stems with rather long leaves (top & left of photo) with the flowers on the endgs of the steams. After the flowers dies, there are dark, almost black, berries.
I suspect this is something I picked up on the clearance table at the Mitre 10 shop in Hobart so it could be anything (anything that's a perennial or shrub that is).
This the pink one. Didn't notice the stalks before. It's very pretty but not something I'd usually buy. Autumn bulb? (In the background is the only tomato from the Black Russian this year. Now eaten.)
Edit: Kaffir lillies, it would seem.
This is the mystery plant. There are long stems with rather long leaves (top & left of photo) with the flowers on the endgs of the steams. After the flowers dies, there are dark, almost black, berries.
I suspect this is something I picked up on the clearance table at the Mitre 10 shop in Hobart so it could be anything (anything that's a perennial or shrub that is).
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Date: 2006-04-08 01:17 pm (UTC)It's not doing too good a job with the invasive here. Outgunned by the nasturtiums (now that's a line you won't see very often).