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Tplant Pembroke Pines, FL(Zone 10a) May 30, 2009

It still fascinates me every year it blooms and it is not yet at full bloom! Just beautiful...

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Moby Lincoln, NE(Zone 5b) May 30, 2009

It's that cool!

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Tplant Pembroke Pines, FL(Zone 10a) May 31, 2009

I must buy more but they don't seem to be easy to find and if I do they are very expensive. I just happened to find mine at Lowes and they only had a few in packages along with the rest of their bulbs. I can kick myself now as they have not had anymore in two years.

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kountrykitten Leander, TX(Zone 8a) Jun 05, 2009

Tplant what kind of Spider Lily is that? Out of all the spider lilies I've seen never have I seen one that cool.
KK

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Tplant Pembroke Pines, FL(Zone 10a) Jun 06, 2009

KK -- I really don't know? I picked it from a pile of gladioli at Iowes two or three years ago.

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DanKistner Winter Haven, FL(Zone 9b) Jun 26, 2009

This picture is not actually a spider llly. It is known as a "Blood Lilly" or Scadoxus multiflorus. I have several and the are beautiful and simple to divide in the winter.

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Moby Lincoln, NE(Zone 5b) Jun 26, 2009

Thank you for the info.

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Tplant Pembroke Pines, FL(Zone 10a) Jun 26, 2009

Yes me too! The package did say Spider Lily and it was mixed in with the other packages of bulbs but now I know what to look for.

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