I never know whether I should comment on 'wordless' posts. However, I can't resist noting that the syneilesis palmata has more than a passing resemblance to Cousin It from the Addams Family.
Hi Bom!I think your tropical location is too warm for the temperate Syneilesis palmata, it needs winter dormancy. Tillandsia will be more appropriate :)
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Woah, looks like cousin It! I can't wait to see spring arrive in your garden!
ReplyDeleteI never know whether I should comment on 'wordless' posts. However, I can't resist noting that the syneilesis palmata has more than a passing resemblance to Cousin It from the Addams Family.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a pretty blonde wig!
ReplyDeleteYikes! My Syneilesis are no-shows thus far...
ReplyDeleteFunny enough, I've always thought it looked like Cousin It too. But yes, it also looks like a pretty blonde wig too :)
ReplyDeleteGive it a few more days DG, hopefully it should pop up soon!
Goodness, that does indeed look like Cousin It, how wonderfully strange!
ReplyDeleteI see it more as a sort of balding Womble...
ReplyDeleteIt's a fab plant too Janet, will post pics when it has fully unfurled and much bigger :)
ReplyDeleteLOL at Martin! :D
Looks like something that I need. Which do you think will look better on my, your Syneilesis palmata or my Tillandsia usenoides?
ReplyDeleteHi Bom!I think your tropical location is too warm for the temperate Syneilesis palmata, it needs winter dormancy. Tillandsia will be more appropriate :)
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