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Dietes grandiflora has that American habit known as walking onions.
25 November, 2011
Wildflower Wednesday and Dietes our wild iris
Gail at Clay and Limestone’s Wildflower Wednesday is usually my chance to walk around the garden – collecting what is blooming to attention. But they must be indigenous, native to South Africa. As I did last November. Today our wild iris Dietes will monopolise this WFW. It began life as part of my free seed allocation for members of the Botanical Society based at Kirstenbosch. Now it is SANBI South African National Biodiversity Institute which hosts the PlantZAfrica site I like to use. Biodiversity e.g. barn swallow migration and climate change.
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Midnight in Darkest Africa
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