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Massonia echinata Seeds RARE - Sow Autumn - Indigenous Bulbs Seeds
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Massonia echinata Seeds RARE - Sow Autumn - Indigenous Bulbs Seeds

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Location
South Africa
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Massonia echinata 1
Bob Shop ID
14423433

Massonia echinata Seeds

Massonia is a genus in the Hyacinthaceae family found in dry areas in southern Africa. There are 6 species with four from the South African Cape province. Most species are winter growers and bloom early so probably need to be started into growth in late summer, early fall. Easily grown from seed and making a nice pot plant, each year they increase in size and the leaves can soon become crowded. Eventually one to a container may be about right.

The bid amount is for 1 seed

We'll supply you with all the germination & care instructions.

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06 Aug 2009