Fruitopia

June 6, 2008 lavenderlady 7 comments

I’m told they deter moles. Opinion?

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Written by vaggelis vlahos about 4 years ago.

very beautiful. wonderful vivid colors
Written by Abraham Lincoln about 4 years ago.

These are beautiful flowers. I don’t know the proper name but they sure are pretty.
Written by Leonda about 4 years ago.

Is it a bulb . . or have a smell? I am not familiar with the fruitopia, and why they would deter moles.
Written by photowannabe about 4 years ago.

I have never heard of this flower either. It looks like it belongs in the tulip family. I was going to ask the same things that Leonda asked, about fragrance and why they discourage moles. Very interesting.
Written by Elaine about 4 years ago.

These look a lot like a Fritillaria I’ve seen in cooler climates than mine, but I’ve never seen the yellow before. The one called “Imperial” is orange, and has a garlicky smell. They are gorgeous and exotic looking, but don’t seem to grow well where I am. Thanks for posting that!
Written by Ginny about 4 years ago.

Most unique and interesting looking. Was this in someone’s yard? I absolutely loved the rhody’s in yesterday’s post.
Written by Leonda about 4 years ago.

When Elaine said they smell garlicky that would explain why they would deter moles, deer, etc. They wouldn’t grow in our hot, dry and windy climate either.

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