

MORAEA RAMOSA 
plantings over a long period, although corms 
treated this way sometimes wait until their 
normal growing period before starting. De- 
livery August. 
$45.00 per 1000 
M. ramosa 
New introduction from South Africa. Stream- 
side plant which likes plenty of water and 
does not require a long dry rest period like 
many other bulbous plants. Blooms May and 
June. Flowers are an amber yellow and have 
a yellow oval surrounded by dark blue at base 
of the falls. Also has dark spots in the claw. 
Blossoms are about 2% inches in diameter 
and resemble those of M. polystachya except 
in color. 
Flower stalk is 4 to 6 feet high with many 
brances. Branchlets are thin and wiry enough 
to be almost invisible and the flowers look like 
yellow butterflies among the green branches 
of the flower stem. Individual blossoms open 
A Lrg 
