Hi Perki,..thank you,..i have a full garden at this stage,..its difficult to find a spot for just one more and of course plants get bigger lol,..still i love it,..Philip
@Purplerain,..thank you,..everything i put in the soil here thrives,..the garden is well walled in and remains at a pretty good temperature,..i am told i have green fingers lol,..at my age i am pleased to hear that,..Philip.
I have two containers where one bulb was planted,..after two years there are three plants in one container but still only one in the other.
Native to South Africa woodlands,..used as an indoor plant this side of the pond however it can be placed outside once the temperature isn't below 5 C or 40 F.
@Cagzo,..if you look at the stems coming from the base of the Heuchera you will notice that there are joints which look as if there were another plant beginning,..just cut below that joint then dip it in either rooting powder or rooting gel,..any soil works with Heuchera cuttings,..at this time of year there is no need to put the cuttings in a greenhouse and rooting takes place quick enough,..Philip.
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It was only when i posted the above image that i spotted the green butterfly shaped leaf,..no idea what it is but will ask in Plant ID section.
Heuchera 'Palace Purple'.
Heuchera 'Melting Fire'.
Pieris japonica 'Mountain Fire',..getting more red each day.
Hellebore 'Double Ellen Picotee'.
The garden last July.
https://youtu.be/m4zqpx4flAE
Forest lily.
Kaffir lily.
Thong lily.
Boselie.
I have two containers where one bulb was planted,..after two years there are three plants in one container but still only one in the other.
Native to South Africa woodlands,..used as an indoor plant this side of the pond however it can be placed outside once the temperature isn't below 5 C or 40 F.