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I took this before sunrise in my friend Erika's Sacramento Valley garden last week. I'm pretty sure it's a variety of
Agapanthus, but I'm going to have to rely on some of you more knowledgeable gardeners out there to help me out. It looks for all the world like Agapanthus africanus 'Dwarf Lily of the Nile', except for the prevalent stamens and the cone-like nature of the still-closed buds in the middle of the umbell. I'll bet
Makiko will know. ^^
Ed. note: Makiko did know - The correct name for this flower is Scilla Peruviana. Thanks Makiko!
7 comments:
Lovely flower. I love the name agapanthus. ;-)
Paz
It is beautiful. It looks like a agapanthus. I can't wait to see if someone knows what kind it is :-)
It does look like an Agapanthus. I wish I could grow them here!
Yes, Christine.
I have this refreshing flower "Scilla peruviana" too. ^^
If this had been a contest, Makiko would have won the prize! :))
Thanks for all your comments.
Wow, what a great flower. I hadn't seen that before. Thanks.
Erika's specimen is very beautiful, Digital. I don't see these plants often at all.
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