European Gardening: whats in flower?, 1 by Baa

Baa wrote:
This is a bad picture and it's been more grey than sunny recently so they are terribly etoliated but here's a pic I took today.

I got the seedling bulbs among some other species in spring 2001, I think the trader told me he'd sown them the previous autumn, they were certainly tiny and no more than a year old. I'd been growing a L. aloides clone for a few years prior to that and had a soft spot so I jumped at the chance to obatin some more. If the conditions of growing were better they may all be in flower this year, next year I might try to rig up a sunlight bulb but they grow and flower for such a long time it would cost half a fortune to run *G*