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Category: A plants in the order that they bloom with length of bloom- no new pics in this just a list from here on out- the double editing was driving me crazy and I'm losing track of what is where- not to ment
Status: 2006 Plantings
Initial Notes:
A free-flowering species from Turkey circa 1886, the top of the spike is clear blue and the lower half is deep violet-blue. Spectacular all by itself, it is also a terrific underplanting for narcissi. Here, Muscari latifolium sets the stage for an amazing landscape with Trumpet Daffodil Bravoure at the Keukenhof. Bulb size: 6 cm/up. April/May. 6". HZ: 4-8.
Entries and Updates
Apr 22, 2007
a handful of these are up now- 20 or so, don't really like them
Apr 22, 2007
they came up right with the mini daffs though, which is a nice combo
Apr 22, 2007
another blurry shot
Apr 22, 2007
farther away to get perspective on how small they are
Apr 25, 2007
Apr 28, 2007
Apr 30, 2007
night shot- oh, they open- duh...like them better now
Apr 30, 2007
closer, and brightened, but unfortunately I don't have photoshop on the new machine- color is a bit deeper than real, but not too much
May 2, 2007
day shot, couple days later
May 2, 2007
and closer- same shot- this is exactly what they look like- scraggly, but a wonderous purple
May 11, 2007
they've finished up and I think are producing seed, which wouldn't at all disappoint me- probably wouldn't buy more, but if they volunteered, I'd keep 'em
