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On our anniversary last month we received this plant as a gift from one of our grandsons and his girlfriend! I don't know the name of it, or anything about it.
(I need to research it)
This plant has very attractive flowers that open at the top of long spikes. It had 2 of these flower spikes when we got the plant and has had 2 others develop and bloom since the end of April!
We tried keeping it inside but I think the AC wasn't good for it so I moved it to our front entrance garden. It's happier! :)
I need to find a good place to plant it out there.
These pictures show the plant inside in our foyer and also after I moved it outside!
It's such a pretty shade of blue-actually I suppose it's between lavender and blue!
Can anyone identify this plant for me?
Junie
Hmmmm I am not sure but I like how dainty the flowers are.
ReplyDeleteHi Junnie ~~ Happy MidWeek Blues!
ReplyDeleteMrs. Jim says your flower is an Agapanthus - a.k.a. African Lily or Lily Of The Nile. We leave ours outside year round (Southeast Texas) and it is about ready to blume again.
I will soon be doing Mrs. Jim's annual evaluation (on my blog) so I think she is on her best behavior right now.
Thank you, Mrs. Jim.
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I was about to say a lily...I've seen them here in Texas as well...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Junie!
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I'm glad Jim was able to tell you what your plant is because I sure had no idea! lol It's a stunning plant, though, and I just love the flowers on it. Beautiful colour as well. xoxo
ReplyDeleteTrue, very true. :)
ReplyDeleteI knew it looked like some kind of lily. So glad Mrs. Jim was so knowledgable.
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw your first shot I thought the plant was small, but wow, that's a pretty large plant!
Lovely Junie!
Jim,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit and thanks to Mrs Jim for letting me know the name of this flower. I had thought it might be some type of lily.
Will visit your blog soon and catch up!
Junie
Thanks to all for your visits!
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