It was growing in my Mom's garden in summer. I've always thought that the name of this flower is daffodil. I checked google for images and this exact type didn't come out. If you happen to know the right name for this flower, I'll be happy to know.
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I'm no plant expert, but it looks more like a hibiscus to me.
ReplyDeleteI too think it may be a variety of hibiscus. Some are striped. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, whatever its name!
ReplyDeletePoppy
Stunning pictures and a beautiful flower no matter it's name.
ReplyDeleteYup, it looks like a hibiscus to me. And a very pretty one, too!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a lily of some sort but without seeing the whole plant, including the leaves it is hard to determine.
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ReplyDeleteI'm thinking it is in the lily family. Go to google images under "red and white striped lily flower" or check out this link: https://www.google.com/search?q=red+and+white+striped+lily+flower&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8 OR this one:
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Ohhh perfect! They're exactly the ones, clap clap clap... Thank you Jeannie :)
DeleteDon't think it's a daffodil, but could be some other sort of narcissus. Who cares: it's a grand bloom.
ReplyDeleteLove the little droplets
ReplyDeleteMollyxxx
Lovely photo, it looks like candy canes. If you google red and white striped Amaryllis you will find them there, Amaryllis is one genus of 108 in the Lily family, along with daffodils and lilies. They have large bulbs and have to be kept in the dark, dry, for a while then brought out and watered to make them bloom.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! such a pretty subject:)
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