I got a Tree-mail from a new member asking about a plant she has. Looks kind of like an amaryllis to me. She says it produces lots of daughter bulbs, and I didn't think amaryllis were that prolific. Any thoughts?
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I found this info:
"Cyrtanthus elatus (Jacq.) Traub was previously known as Vallota speciosa aka as George Lily, Scarborough lily."
more info here: http://www.pacificbulbsociety....
Oh, oops. I see she had already posted this over in the Ask a Question area. Hmmm, should have checked before posting here. Anyway, looks like the folk there came to the same conclusion, so I'm marking this one solved. Thanks so much. Sorry for the duplication.
Confidence is that feeling you have right before you do something really stupid.
Thanx so much Woofie and everyone else who kindly responded to my sos. I believe that IS the information I had obtained. U all DID nail it. I think it was JRsbugs the flowers I have seen have been in orange. But the mother is a brilliant orange and huge. My friend has had it for like 20 yrs. My mother plant is really dull to hers. And again, she insists that they only come in orange. She's been wrong in the past. Pink would b AWESOME!