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They can be propagated by separating the pups that form or by seed. But best left undisturbed and root bound for better flowering. If yo...Read More
Growing experience: I was given this plant 4 years ago; the bees love it and mine is blooming now (December 2015) on the Central Coast of...Read More
I was given this plant a year ago and didn't know what to expect.
I potted it up in a fast draining mix and set it on the patio in...Read More
In China Haemanthus albiflos are often seen cultivated in pots. People call it hu er lan, tiger-ear, whose name may be taken from the ...Read More
Evergreen to semi-evergreen bulbous plant with broad, rough-edged 18" long leaves that lay over flat to the ground. The flowers, carried ...Read More
This species of Haemanthus, though not as spectacular in the flower as the red ones, has wonderfully fuzzy leaves and makes an excellent ...Read More