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WATSONIA aletroides:
A rather attractive and unusual species Watsonia,
with orange-red heath-like tubular flowers
on 45cm stems. The opening of the flowers are
white tipped. A Honey Eaters delight.
$7.50 each
Very Few To Offer
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WATSONIA aletroides
“Marjorie Elizabeth”:
A seedling from W. aletroides
var rosea with deep hot pink tubular
shaped pendulous florets. Height 60cm. Attracts
Honey Eaters into the garden. A good doer.
$3.50 each
3 for $10.00
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WATSONIA aletroides
var rosea.
Pendulous rose coloured flowers height 55cm.
Eventually forms an attractive clump. Attracts Honey Eaters
into the garden.
$3.50 each
3 for $10.00
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WATSONIA ‘Curley Sue’:
A Watsonia with a difference. Instead of an
upright flower stem, the stem arches around with a
loop of deep mauve flowers. 75cm.
$8.50 each
Very Few To Offer.
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WATSONIA borbonica subs
ardernei "Star of Bethel": A
very stunning deep mauve pink Watsonia with a
remarkable almost burgundy line down the centre of
each petal.
$7.00 each
3 for $18.00
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WATSONIA vanderspuyia: Another
wild specie Watsonia and again a Honey Eaters
delight. This specie flowers on very tall stems.
The flowers are reddish and hang like bells along
the stem. This is a rare bulb and collectable bulb
is not generally offered. For this reason we
only have a handful of bulbs to offer.
It is slow to increase and
is strictly limited
to one bulb per
order.
$25.00 each
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WATSONIA vanderspuyia Hoddlescreek: This
is the result of seed collected from W. vanderspuyia which was the result of
pollination by Honey eaters from pollen off one of
the Watsonia borbonica hybrids. Flowers are pale
pinky orange-red and tend to be more outfacing.
$15.00 Each
Limit Two Bulbs
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The Little Wattlebird feeding off Watsonia.
Responsible for a number of Watsonia hybrids as well
as providing valuable pest control in the garden.
The little
wattlebird (Anthochaera chrysoptera), also known as
the brush wattlebird, is a passerine bird in the
honeyeater family Meliphagidae. It is found in
coastal and sub-coastal south-eastern Australia.
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