Dierama pulcherrimum
Angel's Fishing Rod
Mid Summer 2019
47
- 19
Mid Summer 2018
47
- 14
Early Autumn 2016
4
- 1






Dierama pulcherrimum
Mid Summer 2019
47
Mid Summer 2018
47

23 Jul 2018 β’ I am so thrilled with these. I moved and split them a couple of years ago as they had never flowered. Theyβve been through a really hard winter and now a drought and all three clumps have flowers πππ

Some things thrive on neglect Jacquline...and they are gorgeous, never heard of them before..π

I was wooed by them at Tatton a few years ago. Iβm so glad I moved them. They are so pretty Elaine - much more delicate than they look here. They are on long thin stems that move in the breeze - like a fishing rod I suppose π€π @wagsmomthompsonbtinternetcom

I absolutely luvvve them! Seen them in garden magazines but never in person πππ

Oooh I've always loved these on garden shows that looks so pretty Jacqui

That's a great plant if it's been through all that Jacqueline, I love the colour πππ

I am sooo happy to have them in the garden Urszula π @ublaszko

They are so delicate and pretty Keely. Itβs taken them a while but I think that was my fault @Keely

Iβm a bit surprised Jane, but very happy! @pelly

They are lovely Jacqueline - I have two and I thought one of them was white but itβs flowered pink this year π€ maybe I got the labels the wrong way round. The other one does have any buds.

I am so pleased with them Richard. I had almost given up on them. They definitely benefited from the move though apparently they do take a while to settle back in @richard.spicer.7906

Ah thanks - I shall remember that, as I need to move one of them soon ππΌ
Early Autumn 2016
4

Well I've managed to keep them alive, now let's see if moving them to get more sun will bring flowers too!
27 Jul 2019 β’ Iβm sure it was only a few days ago that I was worrying that these werenβt going to flower then this happens π #dierama
Surprise! Aren't they just gorgeous I've always been told they are notoriously tricky at flowering so have never invested in one, I'll just enjoy yours
Oh give them a go Carol. I bought one plant. After one summer of no flowers I split it into three and moved them to where they would get more sun. They are planted in what is virtually builderβs rubble π This is their third year I think and they are just getting better every year @carolgs
I do have a sunny border they could go in, I think the next plant fayre I go to I'll give them a go, but shh don't tell my hubby!! π π
Your secret is safe with me ππ If you have no luck then let me know and I could see if a piece will survive in the post once they stop flowering π€ @carolgs
Love these and even managed to grow it from seed collected of one of my plants.
Just so beautiful πbut no success for me there either Jacqueline Maybe I'll try again π€ @awomanonabike
πππThatβs worth knowing David. Did you sow them straight away? Shall I send you some seeds Carol? @davyc @carolgs
Thanks Shona. I didnβt realise they could be tricky or I probably wouldnβt have tried ππ @sho47
Ooo yes please always worth a try π
@awomanonabike I grew the seeds once they were ripe into the ground with a little grit over them beside the parent plant. Takes a few years for them to flower
I will do my best Carol @carolgs