I have my doubts.

Any idea?

My Ms. Lady Jane looks different.

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I think it might be Lady Jane... it's just a bit stressed, perhaps? We've had a lot of blooms this season between us all that haven't been up to par. Give it a little time... let's see what her second scape looks like.

Even if it turns out that she's not Lady Jane... she's still a beauty! Her coloration looks a bit off, but that could be due to many things...

I don't know... let's wait and see, is all I can say right now... it's a little different than it should look for that variety, but... time will tell.

Jan, I think it is Lady Jane that you have. One thing I noticed with mine is they change in appearance very rapidly as the bloom opens. They get lighter in color and more ruffly. Wait and see what it looks like in a day or two. Here's a picture of the ones I have in a planter - you can see the progression in color and shape from new ones (on top) to older ones (on the left). Funny how this flower changes so as it matures. Alana

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What a beautiful grouping, Alana! I love it! These bulbs always look so wonderful planted in groups of at least 3 or 5... like a living bouquet! And because they're doubles, they really stand out!

Yes, Lady Jane does lighten and ruffle slightly as she matures... so, I think the tags are correct.

Alana, I love the grouping as well.
Thanks for sharing your Lady Jane.
I'll take some photos in a few days.

Jan

Great Jan, we'll be looking forward to seeing how it changes. Your Blossom Peacock bulblet is headed your way. I'm jealous it gets to move to Fla and I don't ;-) Alana

Jan, beautiful flower and photo!!

Alana I love the family. Really looks great grouped together.

Anyone think Dancing queen maybe? I am no expert though..Lol

Here's my Lady Jane from Spring 2008:

Here's the first bloom (the scape was damaged):
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And here's the second one (looks very different):
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I love this bloom. She's getting ready to bloom again!
K

Little better photo.
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Jan, your flower is surely and purely Lady Jane, I am attaching pics of my Lady Jane that bloomed in 2008 and yesterday on 22March 2009.

Lady Jane 2008

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Lady Jane 2008 bloom

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Lady Jane 2009
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Thanks for the confirmation everyone.

Lady Jane is a very generous bloomer... at least, mine are! I didn't expect either of my bulbs to bloom this year, but they both did! One even had two scapes, and she lives in the north facing window! Amazing!

She's beautiful, generous... and she looks great in everyone's pictures! Thanks for sharing all of them!

Boy, I think I need a Lady Jane, Jan...watch for bulblets! I am so glad you are hooked on Amaryllis now.

Cindeea, you definintely need a Lady Jane! Did you see the bouquet I just posted with LAdy Jane in it? I am SO GLAD I got Lady Jane this year. I think next year I need several more of her!

I also am fascinated with the different effects among the pictures brought on by different lighting, climates and temperatures.

Cindee, I'm sending you one of my Lady Janes just as soon as the last scape is ready to die off. (But you could look for others too ;-) For some reason, none of my Lady Janes produced bulblets last year. I don't know if that's an issue with the particular bulb type, or something I didn't do. Anyway, I'm thinking another week or so and it'll be ready to have a new home in Fla. Alana

I've got one called "Lady Cindee", waiting to get boxed up... got the earrings done last night, and it's now time to pack everything together! I'll send you a notice from the USPS when it leaves my hands!

One of my bulbs was tagged "Philadelphia"but it turned out to be another Lady Jane.

I can't picture Philadelphia off the top of my head, but I think that's a beauty, too... they all are, though!

Neither of my Lady Janes have disappointed, so I'd be thrilled with a mislabel that turned out to be Lady Jane. It seems as though there have been a lot of surprises this past season!

My Lady Janes were labeled Unique that I ordered from Wayside last year. I'm not all that disappointed, but I was a bit confused at first. It's hard not to love any you grow after all. Alana

Hi!

Lady Jane has many different faces depending on lighting, etc. Yours appears to me to be exactly that, Lady Jane who reliably blooms almost every year.

Here is Philadelphia:

Ann

Ahh... yes! Now I remember! It's very lovely, Ann! Another double to fall in love with! I'm really beginning to like the doubles more and more!

Thanks for sharing that, Ann! The word 'stately' comes to mind when I look at Philadelphia, and I intend no pun.