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These are soft pink and long bell shaped but very small I sure don't remember planting anything like this . I could have tho no telling
last year I plants soo many bulbs and some of them didn't bloom tho I did get leaves This may be one of them
Anyone know what it is???
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i know it, but it isn't coming to me
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I've tried to look it up under bulbs but came up blank!
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it reminds me of a
lily of some kind, i want to say egyption or something like that... still drawing a blank...
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The leaf looks like my zephyr
lily (zephranthus?) but the
flower is a different color pink and a different form.
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I'll have to look it up Tina Thanks That's a start!!
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What about a hyacinth? I've had them come up like that before, with only a few
flowers instead of the full ones???
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Really Mel??? did the
flower look the same as mine?? ??
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I think so, is it really fragrant? Did you ever have hyacinths there???
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yes I do have a few around that are blooming now there is just a slight smell sweet is all.
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The leaf looks like my zephyr lily (zephranthus?) but the flower is a different color pink and a different form.
I only found one picture of the sephyr lilly True the leaves are very close and true again the
flower shape is different,, the zaphyr is more opened and not bell shaped.
Mel I couldn't find anything on hyacienth that looks simular. I'll try again tomarrow ,, it's late and I need to get some shut eye..
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perhaps
lily of the valley?
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You know Dodge I did consider lilly of the valley But this would have to be a variety of it>> Never heard of cowbells I'll have to look it up.. THanks!!!
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