Burro tail sedum blooms! I could hardly believe it.
How did I miss these?
They were kind of hidden and there are not many of them.
Sedum blooms were revealed when I moved these.
Once the bulky Epis moved out, there was room for all the Amaryllis pots in one place, or so I thought. I discovered another pot, the one that bloomed before Thanksgiving, when I was looking at the Bromeliads, the next project for moving.
Another Apple Blossom bloomed -- the one on the potting bench-- my favorite only because it has fragrance. I love catching that fragrance, especially on days like today when the cat barfed up on the greenhouse floor.
What I thought might be seedlings turned out to be mostly offsets of Exotica that I dug last summer. Some of these have bloomed and have another bud. One that has not bloomed finally has a bud tip showing in the dark pot with the yellow tab. I think it is Spartacus. My best intention is to have every bulb labeled soon.
2 comments:
Those burro's tail blooms are so cool! I didn't realize they flowered, but it makes sense, of course they would. Such a pretty pink. I've been noticing lately, there is a lot I've overlooked out in the greenhouse too.
My first time to see burro's tail in bloom and they're very pretty! It's always nice to have something fragrant for those moments of cat barf!
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