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Recognize this Allium?

15 years ago

I've had this plant show up as volunteer over the years. I know the lady that lived her before me had them. I disturb a piece of landscape and I get them showing up. Curious as to what variety they are. Haven't been able to find them on the web. http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c103/clfuller3/Landscape/P1010008.jpg

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cful
Original Author
15 years ago
See if this is easier.... sorry. I'm trying to get the photo to show up without redirecting you. [IMG]http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c103/clfuller3/Landscape/P1010008.jpg[/IMG]
va-plantlover
15 years ago
Cful,

The flower in the picture is Lycoris radiata - (Red) Spider Lily. I love these flowers which emerge from bulbs. A neighbor lady came me a few bulbs years ago.
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