These flowers only bloom for a month or two every year. The one in the photo was one of the last three of this year’s batch. Now have to wait a year to see these guys again.
P.S I was told that this is a kind of Lilly. If anyone knows the name then please let me know.
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A pity they can’t bloom every day of the year G. I love lilies. Unfortunately I have no idea from what species of lily this is from but it sure is beautiful. Love the colour! 😀
Yup, I would love to have had them blooming whole year round. The leaves make up for the absence of the flowers. They always look green and fresh 🙂
Same here and yes, strange that the leaves stay like that. 😀
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It is indeed a lily though I don’t know the variety. In Upstate New York, July is the month of lilies! Amazing sight!
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The ones in my place bloom anytime between January to June. They don’t seem to have a fixed time. I’ve had them for 5 years now and every year they start blooming in a different month but within the range I mentioned above.
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