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D. Delicatum

18 years ago

Tiny flowers, but hundreds of them. Has a delicious scent, a mix between lilies and liliacs.

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barbara_in_la
18 years ago
Beautiful and fragrant to boot!!
xmpraedicta
18 years ago
Wow love this one - and lilacs are such a beautiful fragrance; what a great bonus. Is this one tricky to grow?
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jemsta
Original Author
18 years ago
No. It's been amazingly easy. This was a free plant for joining my society. In the summer I kept it outside where it got full sun after 1 or 2 pm. When it got too cold I put it by a southern windown. Since it was at the bottom of the staircase and I'm too lazy to bring it upstairs to the sink, I didn't water it as often and a few weeks later was rewarded with 15 spikes. I think I might rig up a CFL above it next winter to see if I can get more spikes.
olyagrove
18 years ago
Wow, it is so pretty! And the fragrance!
Olya
picotee_sofl
18 years ago
What a nice bonus plant. Wish we could smell the fragrance.

Marci

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