Identification Help
ajgroe
9 years ago
I inherited this lily as a bulb from my Great Great Aunt, but never got the name for it. It's lily-like, but I am not sure if it's a true lily. Can anyone help me identify the type of flower it is?
The foliage grows first and a single flower comes from the bulb a while later. The picture shows the mature plant and flower in bloom.
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