Hymenocallis advance
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Mustansir Billah
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Re: Hymenocallis advance
Isn't it Spider lily?
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Tahir Khan
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Re: Hymenocallis advance
Lovely, no mustansir this is commonly called Peruvian daffodil
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Re: Hymenocallis advance
Then very little difference, as Spider Lily recently discussed here looked the same. Is it possible to put both together here,in fact Sea Daffodal(also discussed)too,to help assimilate the difference?
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Re: Hymenocallis advance
Mustansir,
No, it is not Spider Lily but is commonly called Peruvian Daffodil as Tahir mentioned. This one is related to Ismene Sulphur Queen which was bred from this one.
Munir,
Pancratium maritimum is referred to as Sea Daffodil.
No, it is not Spider Lily but is commonly called Peruvian Daffodil as Tahir mentioned. This one is related to Ismene Sulphur Queen which was bred from this one.
Munir,
Pancratium maritimum is referred to as Sea Daffodil.
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Heinie
Heinie