Bulbine
B. Frutescens
As for the gingerbread case...innocent until proven guilty. It remains unsolved.
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
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16 comments:
So pretty! I really like the orange blooms.
I have seen ice dripping off bulbine and it keeps on blooming. It is a great plant. Happy New Year!
What a pretty flower! It looks like a picture taken in summer.
Ditto on what Catherine said. I too looked and thought summer at first.
I can imagine there must be much joy in seeing a sunny colored flower at a time like this.
I found a bloom? You're just trying to distract us from your very obvious guilt regarding gingerbreadgate!
Very beautiful!
Lovely light Amy! Beautiful photo! A precious gem for this time of year. Wishing you the Happiest of New Years! May 2011 be your best gardening year yet.
Lucky you!
Missing gingerbread, around here it would be the Dad!
What a fantastic photo of a beautiful flower! I lol at the missing gingerbread trees! You can give a contest and give some seeds to the correct guess, the problem is you can't even rule out who, haha!
I lost most of my bulbine last year, and what I had left was propagated to a variety of places in the yard just in case this winter was as bad as last. Definitely a great plant! The leaves are especially nice in my opinion.
Great color...so nice to see with all this snow. Think I need some flowers in the house to brighten up the place.
Totally luminous, Amy! I don't know bulbines, but I am off to investigate them shortly. Happy New Year!
Beautiful flower, Amy. Spring can't come quickly enough.
What a pretty little bloom. As for the Gingerbread mystery it will come out someday and everyone will have a great laugh about it. LOL! Happy New Year!
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