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I shot these pictures a couple of months ago and they aren't the greatest, but I wanted to post them while I remember where I have the files. These are plants that I grew this summer outside in a plastic basin. I have also used them in ripariums.
Ludwigia sp., "primrose willow"--I am unsure of the species for this one. It bloomed prolifically at the end of the summer. I have grown this plant in ripariums, although it seems to do best in natural sunlight.
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Lippia nodiflora, "frogfruit"--This is a creeping plant with little button-shaped flowers. In Mexico and in Florida I have seen it growing as dense mats near and in the water.
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Tulbagia violacea, "society garlic"--This plant grows as densly-clumping bulbs. I haven't tried to grow it in displays. It grows rather slowly.
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Ludwigia sp., "primrose willow"--I am unsure of the species for this one. It bloomed prolifically at the end of the summer. I have grown this plant in ripariums, although it seems to do best in natural sunlight.
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Lippia nodiflora, "frogfruit"--This is a creeping plant with little button-shaped flowers. In Mexico and in Florida I have seen it growing as dense mats near and in the water.
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Tulbagia violacea, "society garlic"--This plant grows as densly-clumping bulbs. I haven't tried to grow it in displays. It grows rather slowly.
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