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20-08-2017 07:41 PM - edited 20-08-2017 07:42 PM
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on 20-08-2017 10:44 PM
@kopenhagen5 wrote:My first thought was onion weed tazz but if bulbs are big then can't be.
I've seen some big onion weed bulbs,(but not quite that big).
If there is a large number of them then maybe some sort of lily,(they tend to "take over" an area and or often
dug up to reduce their number or to get rid of them,eg: like the arum lily which can be regarded as a pest).
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on 21-08-2017 11:28 AM
Most likely AGAPANTHUS.
Just depends what colour. White or blue.
Erica
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on 21-08-2017 03:29 PM
@tasfleur wrote:Could it be a rare interplanetary triffid ?
Think they only grow & survive well in Tassy - Tas.
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on 21-08-2017 04:36 PM
NO NO NO! I swear I recently saw those very same man eating plants right near parliament house, Canberra! .....
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on 21-08-2017 06:43 PM
To me, it looks a little bit like a naked lady bulb. (Pink Lilly) Nice and green in these months, but the leaves die off in summer (becomes naked) and then flowers around late Jan/Early Feb.
Can you please take a photo of a clump still in its original garden (at the factory) or did you dig them all up? ![]()
xxj
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on 21-08-2017 08:05 PM
I think naked lady is beladona ? I compared it to my pink beladona and leaves were thicker on these but its possible.
im going to try and go back tommorow and take a photo ,still 2 clumps left .
thanks
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on 21-08-2017 08:27 PM
Just googled them and you may well be right. They do look identical and there are photos of clumps just like these ones of mine.
Very nice flower though so if they are im happy ...
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on 21-08-2017 09:18 PM
Lucky find if they are Naked Ladies. Such a pretty flower.
Google says the bulb is apple sized.
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on 22-08-2017 11:41 AM
Naked Lady flower..... one of my very favourite.
My grandmother had them all along her front fence. The aroma was wonderful.
Feb this year was her 5th yr anniversay with God. I found a single naked lady flower in my garden. A single flower!!! I dont have any naked lady bulbs, been here 6 yrs.
My sister in Sydney, found a single naked lady flower in her garden, sprouted up underneath a clump of aggies! Shes been there 3 yrs.
My daughter, also moved into a rental in the January, and a single naked lady flower sprouted at the back gate!
We all took it as a definate sign.
I hope your find is the naked lady bulbs. How wonderful..
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xxj
Be Kind To Nurses....
They Stop The Doctors From Killing You.
