Silver Squill “Minor”
Ledebouria Socialis “Minor” is a tough little plant requiring little care. Can be grown indoors or outside.
Has unusual silvery, lance-shaped leaves with green and silver spots and purple on the underside. Teardrop-shaped bulbs form above ground. In the Spring it grows small green flowers on pink stems.
Bulbs grow up to 6cm tall and multiply to create a mass carpet.can easily be separated for transplanting.
Is drought tolerant and prefers a shady spot in the garden or rockery liking indirect sun for 3-4 hours per day. Great for terrariums!
Entire plant only grows to about 10cm tall. Once established requires minimal watering and is considered drought tolerant.
There are now 4 pots available. Each pot contains several growing bulbs.
Pick up is Otumoetai. Contact 0223986618


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It is no wonder our rates increase is over 12 % with all the wants and need of the staff. Free coffee, massage, donuts and many more perks. This council is no better than the commissioner's. With the normal person struggling to survive and put food on the table I was shocked to read on STUFF of all the many perks they are allowing. With a large wage that they get, I say let them buy their coffees and other non essentials. They are ripping us off big time.
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