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TX 8b- I love these Mediterranean Bells, they came up in my garden a couple of years ago and I fell in love! They're so unique and delica...Read More
An easy plant. The flower colors are subtle, with a lot of green as well as dull pink.
As the flowers begin to fade, they ...Read More
Nectaroscordum siculum grew brilliantly for me in Norwich, UK but here in coastal central Portugal it does not seem to "self seed" so my ...Read More
I found this unusual plant growing in one of the many gardens at Biltmore, in Asheville NC, in May 2013. I would have attached a pic, but...Read More
Planted this bulb 2 years ago and it finally came up this year with beautiful bells, & very long stem. It grows fine in my shady Marylan...Read More
My Mediterranean Bells came from VanEngelen's Bulbs a few years ago. They are rather delicate in stature, not as tall and stately as the...Read More
Nectaroscordum Siculum is growing in our front garden. I only have one and forget about it until it starts shooting its way out of the gr...Read More
I could not remember planting this lovely flower and when it would come up and bloom in the early part of June here in Ohio, none of my g...Read More
These are not exceptionally pretty flowers/plants - but they are very unusual in appearance and scent. They definitely have an onion sme...Read More
According to a post at Rob's Plants the leaves of the honey lily are apparantly dried and used as seasoning in Bulgaria. ...Read More
I have had mine for 4 years. The first year, they did need staking, but with each year, perhaps because of multiplication, they are self...Read More
This was more of a mystery, than anything! I moved to Marietta OH over 2 yrs ago, planted Silver Mound (Artesima) in a small bed by the d...Read More
I planted these in a flower bed, they sprouted quickly, bloomed for about three days and then began wilting back. Mine didn't get anywher...Read More
I'm still not sure of the correct name of this plant. So far I have Mediterranean Bells, Sicilian Honey Lily, Ornamental Onion, Sicilian ...Read More
I planted 3 bulbs as an experiment and they grew. however, I don't like it because it flops. I won't yank it out, but it won't receive...Read More
My first year for these. Interesting twisty three sided foliage in early spring. Flowers were not showy to me, I would never have notic...Read More
I had a hard time finding this plant as it was a gift and I was told that the common name was Mediterranean Bells. It grew well in may g...Read More
Dry flower stalks work well for plant stakes. They are as sturdy as bamboo.
Bulbs produce many offsets, so thinning sho...Read More
Robust, bulbous perennial from Italy and France.
Has linear basal leaves up to 16 inches long.
Tall strong ...Read More