Happy Easter (in September)

Surprise! This dried-up, former grocery store potted Easter Lily (Lilium longiflorum) has borne unexpected fruit. Or flower.

It was rescued from its way to t

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he green bin in the front hall of ma belle-mère (mother-in-law) this summer and plopped into a spare corner of the back garden. Just in case.

Ta da! It is now making lily

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lips at the ‘Janet’ hosta.

2 comments

  1. A bit of horticultural trivia I picked up on a trip to Sydney, Australia and surrounds (it might have been a lie to entertain tourists): The Easter Lily is an Australian wild flower; a weed. Once someone pointed this out to me, I saw Easter lilies in all kinds of unlikely places… which was cool, because I think they're gorgeous.

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