The current name is Daggodora sphalmanthoides.

I bought my original plant from an Alpine Garden Society show, which ties in with the cultivation comments above.

Brightens up a dull day!

Were you repotting Euphorbias? Just handling some Euphorbias then rubbing your eyes can cause intense eye irritation. Twice I had to have an eye bath at work after inadvertently touch the Euphorbias I was growing in my office, and then (I suppose)` rubbing my eyes. Fortunately my plants didn't get b...

tonyironscacti wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2024 9:52 pm .I guess its a bit tender coming from Somalia ?

Hi Tony,

No, its as tough as old boots. No problem in the unheated part of my greenhouse.

Ralph

Not quite what you are looking for, Tony, but I have plenty of Cyanotis somaliensis if that is of interest (it used to be classified as a tradescantia, with hairy leaves and blue flowers).

thanks for the info

A good display of flowers there Mike!

Great show! What temperature do you keep it at in winter, and when do you water it?

Tina, Something like this may be what he is looking for: https://www.labelzone.co.uk/products/labelstation-pro200-horticultural-labelling-bundle Kevin Bailey uses one for his plant sales and told me about it. You can design your own layouts, but be careful - the free version of the software that com...

I once had a Maworthia 'Tarrington' grazed to soil level by a slug, and after a few years it has developed a new top, so this was effectively a root cutting...