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Colchicum × byzantinum

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Colchicum × byzantinum
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C. byzantinum
Binomial name
Colchicum byzantinum

Colchicum byzantinum is a species with a long history of cultivation, and no certain place of origin, which means it could be a hybrid of other species.

It shares many traits with Colchicum cilicicum. The flowers have no scent and are light pink with a prominent central white stripe. Each petal has a purple tip, even white selections. This plant is very reliable in gardens.[1]

See also

References

  1. ^ Autumn Bulbs by Roy Leeds (B.T. Batsford Ltd) 2006 ISBN 0-7134-8962-6