Peruvian Daffodils

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  1. Crafty Gardener

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    Wow... another Hymenocallis. NICE!
    Makes me angry that the grasshoppers ate mine as soon as they bloomed. :twisted:
     
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    Wow, so pretty!
     
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    That is gorgeous!!1
     



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    Oh no, what a shame your blooms were eaten.
     
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    Yes Crafty.... I was so furious! I'd been waiting and waiting and saw one evening that they were just opening. The next day when I got home from work... I anxiously grabbed my camera and went out to see them. But... "chomped up stems" were all that was left.
    :'(
     
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    Let's hope you are luckier next year.
     
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    What beautiful blooms. It looks as though something has been nibbling on yours too though. :(
     
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    The petals of the blooms are naturally like that.
     
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    eileen Resident Taxonomist Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    Oops sorry I didn't realise as I've never seen one before. :oops: My apologies.
     
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    I thought the same thing... actually it reminded me of frayed fabric.
     
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    I knew a man who had a few Peruvian Daffodils. He would plant his bulbs a few weeks apart so they did not all flower at once.
     
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    Peruvian Daffodils

    Odd name as they are only distantly related to Narcissus and they do not come from Peru.
     
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    @Palustris, When the man told me about his Peruvian Daffodils, I did not even consider the name Peru.
     

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