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What a wonderful orange. I do like that, must look out for it
It is easy to grow Helen and widely available. The orange really glows.
Ditto! And another new plant to me, I thought Star of Bethlehem only came in white. I’m guessing you lift and over-winter?
I keep it in a pot. In the Winter I keep it in the greenhouse and stop watering it. The white varieties are pretty but I love this orange one.
Oh wow, what a beautiful colour. Like Sarah I had not realised there was an orange version. I like this much more.
I prefer the orange too. It is very easy to grow in a pot.
This is gorgeous Liz. Christina conveyed your lovely message. Thanks. We shared such a nice visit.
I am glad you had a lovely time with Christina, it is such fun to meet blogging friends.
Unusual colour. xx
It is indeed, bright orange with a black eye.
Lovely colour and flowers, Chloris!
It is a lovely bright orange and the flowers last for ages.
Beautiful plant. Is this an annual or perennial? I’m a sucker for orange flowers.
It is a bulb Jason and very easy. I keep it in a pot and in the Winter it is kept dry in the greenhouse.
Wonderful plant! New to me as well.
It is really eye-catching with its black eye and shiny orange petals.
What a great plant. Really cute green tips.
Indeed, it is a little gem and the flowers are very long lasting.
How beautiful! I didn’t know it came in orange, philistine that I am! xxx
It is easy to grow Dina as long as you keep it dry in a greenhouse in Winter.
I have an orange Ornithogalium, although the seller at the succulent show I bought it from had it labeled as Albuca fimbrimarginata. I was surprised when it bloomed with orange flowers instead of white ones. The color was somewhat lighter than yours. Unfortunately, I never got around to taking a photo when it was in bloom.
I know there are about 100 species of Albuca but I have never seen one that looks like this. Although I believe Albuca are closely related to Ornithagalum. I have 3 different Albuca and they all have bell like flowers. Quite unlike these.
It’s a real beauty – I love that shade of orange…and, perfectly, it looks like it doesn’t take up too much space!
No, they are bulbs and I keep them in a pot, I am not sure how hardy they are.
Gorgeous blooms! Do you know if they are good cut flowers? They would be so beautiful paired with Liatris and Salvias and many others. 🙂
I have never tried cutting them. They grow from bulbs and the blooms last for ages.
Quite attractive. I’m into orange this summer.
Same here, I particularly like it with purple.
Gorgeous! I’ve added a lot more orange this summer and I love it!! 🙂
I love orange too, I used to hate it, funny how ones’ tastes change.