Anyone grow Aciderantha or Hymenocalis?
northerner_on
11 years ago
Hello everyone: Now that my perennial garden is settled, I am looking to plant a few spring bulbs (I'm in Zone 5 Canada). Several years ago, I planted these two bulbs (don't even remember where I got them) over a period of about 5 years, digging and storing them each fall, and never getting a single bloom. I had forgotten about them until I recently saw them listed in a catalogue and found them very interesting again, but I am wondering, do they ever bloom? Over the years they have gone through a few name changes: Aciderantha used to be identified as part of the gladiolus family or Peaccock Orchid; Hymenocalis is also called Ismene and Peruvian daffodil. I love the look of these blooms, but remember my experience. Anyone had any better luck?
Thank you.
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