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Cardiocrinum

This is Cardiocrinum cathayanum blooming after two years in our garden with eight flowers all of which appear to have set seed. Dan Weil took the photos. Jim Dronenburg grew the plant.
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Coen Zonneveld 08-Jun-2008 05:48
In my garden in Holland the C.c is flowering now.7 ft hgh and 31 flowers.
The C. gianteums flower 3-4 weeks later .8-June-2008
bpfuim royzxs 03-Feb-2007 02:59
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Rod Parke 09-Oct-2006 13:39
By far the most dramatic event in my garden this year, C.c. rose 10ft and produced 27 blooms! So far (October 10th) there are no bulblettes at the base. If they appear later, when is the best time to lift and seperate them for growing on?

My address is rmp62@columbia.edu, and I'm in Seattle, WA, USA.
Rod Parke 09-Oct-2006 13:38
By far the most dramatic event in my garden this year, C.c. rose 10ft and produced 27 blooms! So far (October 10th) there are no bulblettes at the base. If they appear later, when is the best time to lift and seperate them for growing on?

My address is rmp62@columbia.edu, and I'm in Seattle, WA, USA.
lea 14-Sep-2006 19:49
reli gd xhic keep it up
Linda Wallpe 28-Jun-2006 02:52
Great plant and lovely photos!
Adam Fikso 27-Jun-2006 16:47
I'm impressed, but you're Zone 7 right? I've not been able to grow cardiocrinum hgere in Zone 5a. Is cathayanum hardier and less finicky about drainage than the usual one we see--giganteum? Anyway. Thanks --Adam
Guest 27-Jun-2006 16:43
I'm impressed. But you're Zone 7, true. I've not been able to grow any cardiocrinum in Zone 5. Is cathayanum hardier and less finicky about drainage than the other one usually offered/ Anyway. Thanks, Adam Fikso, Zone 5a in Glenivew, IL (NW Suburb of Chicago)
Jack Engel 27-Jun-2006 13:40
Thnnks so much for sharing.
Jack Engel
William Aley 26-Jun-2006 23:01
Awesome!
We have the same taste in unsual!
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