Just because you don’t see something, doesn’t mean it isn’t there.
I have an example of a White Peruvian Daffodil/Hymenocallis festalis.
I planted one bulb last year.
It grew. It bloomed. Then it sat there all summer… I thought.
It is hardy to 10 degrees F, so I figured I had better bring part of it in for my stock plants.
Surprise!
I dug it up today. There were 23 bulbs.
The other shocker is, I dug half of it up last month.
One bulb to 40+ within one year.
Just because you don’t see something, doesn’t mean it’s not there.
Sometimes you have to dig a little.
Pay attention. A lot goes on underground.
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That is a lot of bulbs. I have Rain Lilies that do that, but I leave them in the ground.
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I also have Rain Lilies, pink ones. I love them. Their blooms at random times are a delightful surprise. We also call them Fairy Lilies. They are magical. I share mine with friends.
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Je trouve tout cela admirable 🙂
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Fabulous, I hope you get 40 flowers next year. Definitely take them in, I had them in Atlanta and they froze.
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What a beautiful flower! I’ve not heard of it before. And to discover all those bulbs! You must have been delighted to find them. Thanks for visiting my blog. I pleased to have found yours.
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Thank you. The Peruvian Daffodil is so delicate, yet so complex.
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I totally agree with you 😉
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I love the metaphor!
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