Can you identify these flowers???

[treehugger]

??????????????

[Herbmama]

These are growing next to my front door in an east-facing exposure...it's a sort of cool-ish climate (Zone 4 but borderline could be Zone 3.)

http://storage.msn.com/x1pGg9EMswqL-9ERqj0e01FJ_Q2uTHZAJIlXgJZ6XVRRhdrzLxAQhG4I7y6EE3o m3VNqzE0GUZ2kHxC-yazXhMwsxEhlgpIZZ4oV-eVvZS0SX6DJa5TbsbN2s2tm5PIpWH1MUW1ZFEP_WCjjmZpMpMz og


It's doing so well I'd like to plant more! It came with the house so it must be a perennial.

Kath

No clue what they are, but I recently dug up and divided a buch of those for my mother.

It's a root propagator (bulbs) so depending on how long they've been growing there, you might already have more than you need.

[Pedata]

Kath, do you have a bigger picture?


Peace,
Cass

[kermit]

honeysuckle

http://static.redjupiter.com/images/merlynhawk/honeysuckle.jpg

[treehugger]

Hopefully this link gets you a bigger picture. I have no idea why it came out so small in my post...

[treehugger]

honeysuckle

http://static.redjupiter.com/images/merlynhawk/honeysuckle.jpg

Close, Kermit, but not quite...the leaves are sort of like grass, really skinny. I posted a larger picture so it should be easier to see, now..

Kath

[LIBRA]

Almost looks like a white crocus?? but the flowers petals are smaller, hmmm got me wondering. I love flowers I am having sooo much fun this year outside owning my own house!!

[Pedata]

I found something similiar in my North American Wildlife book. Stargrass. There's also a yellow variety.

It's not really a grass, but a member of the lily family.

I could be wrong, but it's the closest I can find.

Peace

[treehugger]

It looks similar to that yellow stargrass, but I think this isn't a wildflower...somebody obviously planted it here. Plus, I'm not totally sure that stargrass would survive as a perennial this far north..

I couldn't find a picture of the white stuff? I tried googling "white stargrass" but the pictures I'm coming up with looks totally different..

Kath

[kermit]

Close, Kermit, but not quite...the leaves are sort of like grass, really skinny. I posted a larger picture so it should be easier to see, now..

Kath

now that I see the bigger picture I see I was mistaken
I have no clue what they are???

[treehugger]

Not normally in my area (wisconsin)...but I'll be damned if this isn't it....

Click Here! (http://www.rmrp.com/Photo%20Pages/LL/Leucocrinum%20montanum%20100DPI.htm)

[LIBRA]

Sweet!! I looked too and nothing was the same, close but not the same!!

[Dead Fan]

Dont know what they are but love that honeysuckle smell.

[shellbug]

My mom and grandma had these and called them Star of Bethlehem or Star of Jerusalem - I can't ask them which they have both passed on - but maybe that will help. I found some in my yard a couple of weeks ago.

shellbug