I never saw this one come through, apologies if it's a repeat.
This appeared in my front yard a couple of days ago.

Surprise lilli or resurrection lilli:
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Peace, Om

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Lovely, Omelet. Btw, I saw it the first time but don't mind a second look.
:-) Pam

Ah sorry!

It never came thru on my server!

Thanks.
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I never saw this one come through, apologies if it's a repeat.
This appeared in my front yard a couple of days ago.

Surprise lilli or resurrection lilli:
--

Yes, it came through the first time, I wish something like that would
come up next to my driveway!
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Ann, gardening in Zone 6a
South of Boston, Massachusetts
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Ann wrote:

Omelet expounded:


I never saw this one come through, apologies if it's a repeat.
This appeared in my front yard a couple of days ago.

Surprise lilli or resurrection lilli:
--

Yes, it came through the first time, I wish something like that would
come up next to my driveway!

I've got to look for bulbs.
The funny thing about those is I don't recall even seeing them for sale
around here. Are they a Wild native in South Central Texas?
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No problem..a thing of beauty is a joy the second time around. :-)


Thanks!
I'm just glad they did not abandon me compeltely!
I try to treat the beds right. Oddly enough, the ones that appeared this
year came up in a neglected bed that has been turned over to Ivy and
Wandering Jew!
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On Mon, 24 Sep 2007 20:45:20 -0500, Omelet wrote:

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Ann wrote:

Omelet expounded:


I never saw this one come through, apologies if it's a repeat.
This appeared in my front yard a couple of days ago.

Surprise lilli or resurrection lilli:
--

Yes, it came through the first time, I wish something like that would
come up next to my driveway!

I've got to look for bulbs.
The funny thing about those is I don't recall even seeing them for sale
around here. Are they a Wild native in South Central Texas?

They are a Nerine (maybe sarniensis) from South Africa

http://www.plantzafrica.com/plantnop/nerinesarnien.htm
--

09=ix

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Garrapata wrote:

On Mon, 24 Sep 2007 20:45:20 -0500, Omelet wrote:

In article ,
Ann wrote:

Omelet expounded:


I never saw this one come through, apologies if it's a repeat.
This appeared in my front yard a couple of days ago.

Surprise lilli or resurrection lilli:
--

Yes, it came through the first time, I wish something like that would
come up next to my driveway!

I've got to look for bulbs.
The funny thing about those is I don't recall even seeing them for sale
around here. Are they a Wild native in South Central Texas?

They are a Nerine (maybe sarniensis) from South Africa

http://www.plantzafrica.com/plantnop/nerinesarnien.htm

Cool, thanks!

The only thing I can think of is that the seeds are wind spread or
something. I'm not the only person in this area that "experiences"
these. One of my co-workers I talked to last night said the same thing
happens to her. They just "appear" and random and were never planted to
her or her husband's knowledge, and there have been a few people on
Austin.gardening that they have "surprised" too.
--
Peace, Om

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Garrapata wrote:

On Mon, 24 Sep 2007 20:45:20 -0500, Omelet wrote:

In article ,
Ann wrote:

Omelet expounded:


I never saw this one come through, apologies if it's a repeat.
This appeared in my front yard a couple of days ago.

Surprise lilli or resurrection lilli:
--

Yes, it came through the first time, I wish something like that would
come up next to my driveway!

I've got to look for bulbs.
The funny thing about those is I don't recall even seeing them for sale
around here. Are they a Wild native in South Central Texas?

They are a Nerine (maybe sarniensis) from South Africa

http://www.plantzafrica.com/plantnop/nerinesarnien.htm

Cool, thanks!

The only thing I can think of is that the seeds are wind spread or
something. I'm not the only person in this area that "experiences"
these. One of my co-workers I talked to last night said the same thing
happens to her. They just "appear" and random and were never planted to
her or her husband's knowledge, and there have been a few people on
Austin.gardening that they have "surprised" too.
--
Peace, Om

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