bomarea species 006 by charliepridham, on Flickr
Bomarea species 004 by charliepridham, on FlickrBut look whats happening where I dumped the debris from last years plants :o
bomarea seedlings 005 by charliepridham, on FlickrBomarea, gone feral!
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charlie
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Bomarea, gone feral!
Looking quite good at the start of their flowering season, 12-15' with lots of flower heads
bomarea species 006 by charliepridham, on Flickr
Bomarea species 004 by charliepridham, on Flickr
But look whats happening where I dumped the debris from last years plants :o
bomarea seedlings 005 by charliepridham, on Flickr
bomarea species 006 by charliepridham, on FlickrBomarea species 004 by charliepridham, on FlickrBut look whats happening where I dumped the debris from last years plants :o
bomarea seedlings 005 by charliepridham, on Flickr-
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Re: Bomarea, gone feral!
Here's hoping the one we bought from you yesterday does as well!
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Re: Bomarea, gone feral!
Welcome to the forum Bob.
Its one of the great things about Bomarea , the ease of growing, my only difficulty is making sure the snails/slugs don't get their teeth into the tips as they come through the ground in the spring.
Its one of the great things about Bomarea , the ease of growing, my only difficulty is making sure the snails/slugs don't get their teeth into the tips as they come through the ground in the spring.
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