Tritonias – Mixed – 50 bulbs p/pack (Bulbs - not seeds) Olea it can make an interesting

it can make an interesting specimen when planted in a park or a big garden

Several species are grown as ornamental plants

while other nutrients are at low levels

The kernels are dented and have been used for centuries in Mexico for grinding into flour and making the famous green flour tamales

Tritonias – Mixed – 50 bulbs p/pack (Bulbs - not seeds) Olea it can make an interestingTritonia is a corm. There are 28 species from tropical and southern Africa and they mostly occur in the Western Cape. They look great in a rockery or in the foreground of a mixed border. Tritonia enjoys light, sandy, friable soil that is loose for good drainage. They are pot friendly and should be planted at a depth of 4cm with an 8cm distance between the corms. We suggest that you provide a mulch after planting the corms which will protect them from