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Tue, Jul 27, 10 at 13:13
| But I can't be sure because I have virtually no experience. In addition, I can't seem to find pictures of them growing outside or when they bloom in the mid-Atlantic. Can anyone confirm I have Amaryllis, or am I offtarget? |
Here is a link that might be useful: Maybe Pink Amarylils
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| They appear to be Amaryllis, from Africa,not Hippeastrum,from south America,which are members of the Amaryllid family,also. Del |
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- Posted by blancawing Point Reyes, CA (My Page) on Wed, Jul 28, 10 at 0:16
| Howdy lagenaria and Del! My guess is that these pink beauties are Lycoris squamigera another member of the Amaryllidaceae. Enjoy their loveliness no matter what they may be. Cheers, Blanca |
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- Posted by lagenaria_va 7 VA (My Page) on Wed, Jul 28, 10 at 9:22
| Thank you!! I think you're right, they do look like Lycoris squamigera. They're lovely, either way!! |
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