Nerine 'Australian Afterglow'
Archive entry 30.10.22
Archive entry 15.10.23
6th October 2012
A bright hybrid between N.bowdenii and N.sarniensis that inherits the colour of the latter parent.
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22nd October 2021
Two plants have been named 'Afterglow'. The first was a N. sarniensis cultivar raised by Barr
sometine in the period between the wars (1918-1939). It had flowers in the pink range of colour
and may no longer exist.
The second plant is this vigorous, tall, orange, loose flowered cultivar. Raised in Australia,
It is a seedling from N. 'Aurora' (N. bowdenii x N. sarniensis) crossed back
with N. sarniensis. It is said to be a triploid.
This one has now been renamed 'Australian Afterglow'.