I didn't plant them and they seem to bloom a little later than others I’ve noticed around town. I’m always especially curious about my hereditary plants: who chose to put them in that stark location and when?

yesterday morning

later yesterday morning

today
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Ooh, you have a lovely collection of oxblood lilies. Or maybe we should all be calling them hurricane lilies, their other name.
Thanks, Pam!
I really do think they're even prettier because of their singular, unexpected location. And thanks--I didn't know they were also known as hurricane lilies!
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