Oh lucky you, Joyce! That is a Crocosmia, probably "Lucifer"! I love them but have been unsuccessful getting those to do anything in my garden! Linda

thanks for your answser. lokai99, I inherited all of them from my aunt. I got about 35-40 bulbs (smaller and bigger), but only 4 of them had flower in this year (it was late already, I've got them in April). But I think, they are the same. I had before 4 own bulbs, but after the first time they never flowered again. Until this year, I hope :-) Now they are all outside, some in the garden, and some on the terrace. I hope in the next season I can show you more flowers :-) Dondeldux, thank you :-) I like them, and I will get them a name after my aunt - Magdi (this is a hungarian variety of the name Magdalena). Sorry if my english is not perfect, I hope, I didn't make any big mistake :-D

I thought that was fert. burn, or water burn, like cold water misted on the flowers/plants... then put under growlights and it burns the bloom. IF it is under growlights. I do assume the white stripes is the variety....right? You are talking about the tiny lighter spots on the blooms? Frankly to me, if it is a virus, it is making the bloom look better. But if it screws up the plants, then it is a problem. But I have seen this on Brand NEW violets FROM Optimara, at Lowes, and they water from above.

Irving Ragweed, I apologize I didn’t answer sooner. Anyway, I do intend to add the sabal palms, but in the side yard. They will be trunked ...hopefully about 10’ of clear trunk. As ground cover for the front, I plant to lose a portion of the lawn and install sabal minor. Eventually, the side ought to be fairly lush as I plan to pack it with different palms. Gargamel, thank you.