bloom update

Iris tectorum and Iris cristata are getting into full swing here in 
Ohio in the land between Cincy & Dayton.  :-)

Arilbreds are finally starting to bloom... which seems to be like 2 
to 3 weeks late unless my memory is completely faulty.

In OT news, I'm thrilled to have discovered Eryngium yuccifolium has 
mysteriously established itself in my prairie bed... a perfect place 
for it, but for the life of me I can't remember planting or seeding 
it there.  (Maybe my memory is completely faulty!)

In other OT news my Passiflora incarnata and P. lutea seeds are 
finally sprouting.  I'm super-thrilled about that!

Getting back to on-topic news, my Olsynium species from Chile are 
germinating at near 100%.  Fingers crossed they are hardy and will 
grow to maturity for me here in Ohio.  "What's an Olsynium?" I hear 
you ask!  Well take a look.....

http://www.pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/Olsynium

What's happening in YOUR garden???

Dennis in Cincy




 
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