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Stewart Robert Hinsley writes:
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| Phil writes
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| Now wondering how it got here (Worthing)?
| Have to see if it survives the winter.
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| The photograph looks like a good microclimate (wall, presumably south
| facing from the presence of the Nerines, coastal location, South of
| England) so I'd reckon there's a fair chance that it might.

Not a lot to lose by trying!

Quite a lot of such plants self-seed themselves in other people's
gardens. My Danae racemosa has seeded in some places - but, oh!,
IS it slow to grow from seed! If the seeds are eaten by birds,
some other people may have been puzzled by its seedlings, which
don't look much like the parent plant for several years :-)


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.