It just bloomed in the middle of my backyard and it is beautiful. I am almost 100% certain it is a perennial (has a root/bulb structure similar to a lily). I think that flower would look lovely in front of my flower bed full of daffodils. I would love to buy some to plant next year.
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Does anybody know what kind of flower this is?
It just bloomed in the middle of my backyard and it is beautiful. I am almost 100% certain it is a perennial (has a root/bulb structure similar to a lily). I think that flower would look lovely in front of my flower bed full of daffodils. I would love to buy some to plant next year.
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I think it's a crocus. I'm so jealous!
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I have no clue but it sure is pretty and I love your photos. I bet they were taken with your new camera ☻
I was gonna guess crocus as well!
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Yep. A crocus. And a very pretty one at that!
Gorgeous blooms those!
I really have no idea what they are...but I would love to have them in my backyard! ;)
Another vote for crocus. They are very pretty!
I have some of those same crocus planted in a bed with some daffodils. They are so great--always the first to make an arrival in late winter/early spring!
Absolutely a crocus. But I love the daffodils more, of course ;)
A crocus, indeed. Just plant them between your daffodills. They will come back the next year, like the daffodills. They will be bright splashes of purple in a see of yellow...
They are everywhere here in the Netherlands. Every spring they are among the first to show their face. A sure sign spring is coming. I love them!
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Purple flower is crocus. Lucky you!
LOVE those flowers! I don't have a green thumb at all :)
My guess is crocus as well.
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