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[Hakone]

Gethyllis : The name Gethyllis is thought to come from the Greek gethyon, which means a bulb, onion or species of leek. Like most other plants adapted to temperate climates, is deciduous. Nourished by long, fleshy roots, the bulbs store sufficient reserves to survive the long, dry season in a dormant state but when conditions become favourable they produce leaves. Gethyllis has some 32 winter-growing species with an extensive distribution covering the winter-rainfall area of the southern portion of Namibia and throughout the Cape Province, with the Vanrhynsdorp-Nieuwoudtville region showing the greatest species diversity.


gethyllis lanuginosa

gethyllis oligophylla

gethyllis verticillata komaggas

gethyllis verticillata könisberg

gethyllis verticillata piketberg

 

[NYEric]

Thanks for sharing. what are the Cyps?

 

[Hakone]

Aki and tibeticum

 

[Hakone]

Cypripedium Gisela




Cypripedium x Adrewsii

 

[NYEric]

Which garden are these in?

 

[Hakone]

Which garden are these in?

Hakone Gardens

 

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[biothanasis]

very nice!!!!

 

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ananas Salvia


persicaria hydropiper japonica



sanguinaria canadensis multiplex


hakonechloa macra allgold

 

[Hakone]

Bamboo shoot

Epipactis

 

[Hakone]

Lilium

 

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Cypripedium Gabriela

 

[SlipperFan]

Lovely garden!

 

[Hakone]

Acer palmatum


Bamboo


Bamboo shoot

 

[Clark]

Your Acer and bamboo are much healthier than mine this year.
Lack of precipitation during winter/spring, set ours back a bit.

Maybe I'll move the mondo grass, looks good amongst the canes.

 

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lilium martagon album