Belamcanda

Belamcanda chinensis foliage is crisp and vertical whilst one of the Lilium Regales reaches for the sky.

Equal Time Mish Mash Monday* « Fairegarden 2010

Nasella and Belamcanda have self seeded along with the blue sea hollies.

Holiday Blast « Fairegarden 2009

‘Rocky Top’ at home in the shed bed amongst Lilium ‘Regale’, Nasella tenuissima and Belamcanda.

E-China-See-Ya~A Public Service Announcement « Fairegarden 2009

Still looking at the same bed, this time at the Belamcanda ssp.

Zoom « Fairegarden 2009

Belamcanda chinensis, Blackberry lily is sporting that for which it was named in the shed bed.

September Bloom Day 2009 « Fairegarden 2009

Frances, How long does it take for Belamcanda to grow large enough to flower from seed?

Zoom « Fairegarden 2009

Shown above are the blackberry lilies, Belamcanda chinensis, heavy with seeds.

Berries For MMD « Fairegarden 2008

Blackberry lily, Belamcanda chinensis, has a mix of dark and light coral that is very attractive in the close ups as well as from afar looking out through glass patio doors.

Orange You Glad « Fairegarden 2008

The gray green fans of blackberry lilies, Belamcanda, join their black seeded pods for fall amusement.

Dying Well « Fairegarden 2008

_Belamcanda chinensis_ (_Pardanthus chinensis_) _Flowers_ -- Deep orange color, speckled irregularly with crimson and purple within _ (Pardos_ = leopard; _anthos_ = flower); borne in terminal, forked clusters.

Wild Flowers Worth Knowing Neltje Blanchan 1891