I spent most of the day yesteday rounding up everything I needed to take to the workshop today. I packed it all in the car last night so I wouldn't feel rushed this morning.
We had rain off and on yesterday with some sunshine thrown in between showers.
I remember someone had the name for these star flowers that have the grass like leaves and little bulbs with roots. They remind me of onions when I dig them up. They open when it is bright out and close when it is overcast or dark outside.
Have fun at your workshop. The flowers are beautiful. I have some that when they come up I will have to ask everyone what they are. I will look in my books to see the name of this one. Chris
ReplyDeleteWanda, My book says they are Zephyr Lillies. Chris
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers! Hope you have a great time at the workshop!
ReplyDeleteHi Wanda. We always called the white flowers "star of bethlehem" and they spread like crazy. I really enjoy your quilts.
ReplyDeletehave fun at your workshop - the flowers are pretty.
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Hi Wanda
ReplyDeleteYour columbine photo is great! I lost a couple of my columbines over the winter -- not sure why (maybe they have a limited life).
I don't have the star flowers but my friend does -- all over her yard now.
Vicky F
Your photos are so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures of your blooming garden! Have a wonderful workshop and enjoy the weekend!
ReplyDeleteThey are also called fairy lily or white rain lily.
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I sent your photo's to my photo collection. Those are just beautiful !
ReplyDeleteJ~MT
my mother called these Star of Bethlem.
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