Yeah, mine's a year old too...looks like wrighties!! I'll be doing some serious "haircutting" if it's gets too crazy...only have so much space and it'll need to play nice with the others!
Have we done white?
I just got this cutting from my friend and it is GORGEOUS! It has a wonderful strong pleasant fragrance too. It is a Peacock Orchid; Gladiolus callianthus. I found out it used to be called Acidanthera bicolor.
It was growing in a patch in the corner of her vegetable garden ~ blooming now, late season. It makes wonderful cut flowers :) I'm going to try it next yr for sure. It originated in East Africa and it would have to dug up and over wintered, I guess similar to dahlia tubers, only they are corms.
I have had those- I love that scent, like the moonflower vine. I think the bulbs are pretty cheap, too, but less often seen for sale.
wind, what a stunning photo! I almost picked up a bag of those when I grabbed my Caladiums at Lowes this summer - kicking myself now that I didn't.
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