I can't figure out WHICH one this is. caribaea? maybe?

Hard to say which it is Ann, there's a few which look much the same so an educated guess is the best I can do.

Hymenocallis littoralis looks a good contender, it has similar drooping tepals, has several flowers per stem and is a warm climate species. Is yours evergreen? Comparing the habit and length of the sepals as well as the size and shape of the corolla it seems to fit best but I can't be certain.

http://www.bulbsociety.org/GAL...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H...

http://www.pacificbulbsociety....

More on IBS..

http://www.bulbsociety.org/GAL...

It looks to be one which is commonly sold, along with H. x festalis ..

http://toptropicals.com/catalo...

Janet, you did it again! I agree now that you found links so I can see the photos that it is H. littoralis. I tried & tried to get links for photos & could only find a few which didn't have nearly all of them. I don't know how you manage to get these links you do but I sure am glad!

Having the plant in my yard then I was able to look at the photos you provided links for & THEN it was easy to ID it.

Once again.... Janet Super Sleuth to the rescue!

I'll put it in the DB this evening.

Stay tuned ---- I have a complete mystery to me I will post this evening.

Well ya know Ann, I now have my own personalised google. When it sees me coming the little google men say, here she comes guys, give her what she wants or we will never see the end of her.

Ooooh I like mysteries.

I know. They're your favorite kind! You terrier you.

I have to download (upload?) them to my computer first. Actually there are 2 complete mysteries.