Plant Identification
 

I have just moved into a place and these bulbs were left by the previous
owner. After a few weeks a flower spike appeared on one.

Can anybody identify this or know a place I could go to on the web or in
Melbourne to have it identified

http://us.f1f.yahoofs.com/bc/22756f0....ITSCB6O339DoT

Should they be destroyed or if they are a useable plant how should they be
planted and looked after

g'day glen,

that link won't open up for me mate, had a look at the url addy can't
see what's not right.

len

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G'day Glen,
Wow! - Thats a Triffid for sure mate, look out!

Have those leaves been trimmed at all, or allways been 'scale like' ?

China
Wingham
NSW

It has just been this 'scale like' the whole time. It has never had any
leaves. the flower just grew out the top.







"China" wrote in message
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G'day Glen,
Wow! - Thats a Triffid for sure mate, look out!

Have those leaves been trimmed at all, or allways been 'scale like' ?

China
Wingham
NSW

Thanks Linda

Blood lily is what it is.


"Linda" wrote in message
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I cannot get the picture up any way either - this isn't my mother's
witch's broomstick again is it???? Description sounds like it.
(Triffid and leaves just scales)

That ended up being HAEMANTHUS (syn SCINDOXUS) also Blood Lily and
Ox-Tongue Lily.

Picture of that at:

http://chloesgarden.blogspot.com/200...lengthens.html

Cheers

Linda


len gardener wrote:

g'day glen,

that link won't open up for me mate, had a look at the url addy can't
see what's not right.

len

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