some of the blooms so far

supaflyz

14 years ago

Here are some of the blooms in spring and right now.

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kaboehm (zone 9a, TX USA)
14 years ago
HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY!! What part of town do you live in? I'm in Spring. What is the name of the amaryllis in the first photo....!? Really nice! (all are nice, but the first one is different than what I've seen in everyone's yards)
Kristi
Spring,TX
supaflyz
Original Author
14 years ago
Thank you Kristi, I stay in greenspoint. I really don't know what is the name of that plant sorry. When my aunt move she just gave the plants to us so I don't really know the name.
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wally_1936
14 years ago
I can see the first one has been there for a good while. All of your flowers are beautiful.
The last one is I believe native to this area. I have even sliced the bulb by accident and it never seemed to slow the plant down. I keep finding homes for the extras. So far I only have a few but again this year I am going to try more from the seeds I harvest.
Thanks for the photo
Paul

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