Thanks so much! It looks exactly like the link you gave me.Like I said, I never had this plant in my garden before...so I wanted to know what it was....Thanks for the help! Koke

Thanks Chris! I am so happy to know what my little "Curly Q" plant is,(that is what I have been calling it! :) Now on the second one,I looked up both of those plants,I do not remember collecting seed for either of those,not that it isn't possible,(a bit of a seed trading problem here!) Those pics were taken a couple weeks ago,I am going to get better pics of it today and post them.I really appreciate all your help,and I am so thrilled to know that my Dicondra is a well behaved friendly plant and nothing that will get out of hand,I plan to propagate tons of it next year!:D Thanks again,~Angie

For recommendations on evergreen azaleas in Massachusetts visit the Mass Chapter recommendations at the link below. Then on the same site, click on Plant Data - Azaleas for information on the color, height, etc. Here is a link that might be useful: Proven Perforemers in Mass.

I'd guess it to be some sort of crinum or a member of the Amaryllidaceae, not a true lily. I'd try posting this in that forum......you may get some better answers :-) Here is a link that might be useful: try here