The same pot as last picture. Note some elongated stems and ripening seed pods (I hope). Flowers were pollinated on three occasions with different pollen – some seem to have taken, others not. Brian D.
3 months later
Author: Brian Duncan, Northern Ireland
4 month flowering period
Hello All, Spring has not yet arrived, even the snowdrops are not fully out and you’ve probably had more than enough pictures from here, taken last spring. But I thought this picture taken on 23rd Oct and the one that…
Griffon Vulture Contest
Hello All, You will all have seen the votes being posted and you will not need me to tell you that Denis Daleys “Abracadaver” is the clear winner. Some people did not bother to vote for second and third choices…
‘Multiple Vultures’ competition
Contributors and All, I’m not quite sure how my simple remark about a ‘roadful’ of vultures being the only compensation for being snowed off an opportunity to see N. eugeniae, turned into a competition ? Anyhow, the lure of…
Emailing: displayAbstract
CJO – Abstract – The increase in the Spanish population of Griffon Vulture Gyps fulvus during 19891999: effects of food and nest site availability The increase in the Spanish population of Griffon Vulture Gyps fulvus during 19891999: effects of…
Fw: New
Hein and All, I’m surprised to see a double Itzim – quite unusual! Recently contributors have been detailing how/why flowers got their names. I confess to being responsible for the peculiar, meaningless ‘Itzim’ name! I had bought the seedling stock from Grant…