Just a pic of a spider lily/Peruvian daffodils in a little city park... tried to grow these in Texas, but they need more water than I could provide. They do great here tho...
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Claude,
ReplyDeleteThe eerie beauty of this flower makes it at home in the city New Orleans. Gorgeous picture. – gary
This is a gorgeous lily!!!!!
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