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chincherinchee
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chincherinchee, chinkerinchee
see ornithogalum.
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This was full of sweet-smelling hyacinths, puce cyclamens, and chincherinchees, as well as tropical coloured plants of unknown species.
Letter: Peep behind scenes at stately home entranced Culture Club ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Gladioli and other summer-flowering corms such as ixias and sparaxis, tubers of Tropaeolum tuberosum and half-hardy summer-flowering bulbs including tigridias and chincherinchees should be lifted in autumn, as soon as the foliage has been blackened by frost.
gardening by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
Gladioli and other summer-flowering corms such as ixias and sparaxis, tubers of tropaeolum tuberosum and half-hardy summer-flowering bulbs including tigridias and chincherinchees, should be lifted in autumn when the foliage has been blackened by frost.
How to give your bulbs a lift for winter; gardening by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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