Thanks nutcutlet. I note your comment about m.liriiope having tighter flowers and these are much more open than my muscari. They are also hardy so that should rule out any agapanthus ideas. Hello Berghill, th epicture I saw of tulbaghia looked as if all the florets came from one level, like alliums, mine have a definite spike with a fuller shape than addict's suggested cammassia has. I appreciate everyone's interest.
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Bit hard to seee but they look like Tulbaghia to me.
There's a bit of a pong to the leaves of those isn't there Berghill? Can you check for that Norman or has it died away?
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Cammassia scilloides perhaps
Thanks nutcutlet. I note your comment about m.liriiope having tighter flowers and these are much more open than my muscari. They are also hardy so that should rule out any agapanthus ideas. Hello Berghill, th epicture I saw of tulbaghia looked as if all the florets came from one level, like alliums, mine have a definite spike with a fuller shape than addict's suggested cammassia has. I appreciate everyone's interest.
Do the leaves smell of Onions? Looking again the flowers do look like Allium flowers.
Scilla natalensis?
what a teaser! can't wait to know what they really are but reckon you're lucky to have them.
This beauty is called Prospero autumnale, it's synonym is Scilla autumnalis.
Pic was taken in June Flowerchild. it could be a scilla of some sort though.
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