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Identify please
valerieroberts
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These little bulbs were grown from seeds on the top of an agapanthus africanus plant bought from a nursery. They were planted up and nurtured for a couple of years. They flower all through from September onwards and have not stopped yet. They now look as though they need splitting up. I would love to know the name of these little beauties. Can anyone identify please.?
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Ipheion uniflorum. Looks like you have a few different forms in there too.
Ipheion is normally propagated by lifting part of a clump in late summer and separating and transplanting some of the larger bulbs elsewhere.
Last edited: 25 January 2017 16:32:14
I looked at the photo and was going to say the same as Berghill, then I saw Berghill's answer.
Thank you, next september I will separate and give them more room.