[pbs] Another Mystery Bulb
Kelly Irvin
bulbmeister at bulbmeister.com
Mon May 19 07:50:51 EDT 2003
Mary Sue:
Arnold's rain lily from San Antonio looks a lot like my Z. drummondii.
As you can see (or as it appears) the leaves are quite large compared to
most rain lilies. My mystery bulb has a much more "standard" leaf and
inflorescence size. Z. drummondii blooms are quite aromatic and open in
the late afternoon to evening.
Mary Sue Ittner wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> Our Mystery Bulb page is getting very crowded. No one ever identified
> Kelly's Rain Lily in spite of every effort on his part to show lots of
> pictures for comparison and there is still Lyn's Oxalis, the Scilla
> from the Mendocino gardens, and Arnold's from this weekend. Any help
> on any of these would be appreciated.
> http://www.ibiblio.org/pbs/pbswiki/index.php/MysteryBulbs
>
> Arnold's rain lily reminds me of Kelly's. Mind you I am not a rain
> lily expert so I have no clue. They are both white at any rate.
>
> A new picture of an Iris seen in last week in bloom by Jana Ulmer
> needs identification. It is gorgeous:
> http://www.ibiblio.org/pbs/pbswiki/files/Iris-mystery.jpg
>
> Mary Sue
>
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