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    Communities > Forums > Plant Identification
    Forum: Plant IdentificationReplies: 9, Views: 157
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    Gabrielle
    (Zone 5a)

    July 4, 2001 3:29 AM

    Post #7744

    This flower is a small bulb plant, about 8 inches tall, and has 1 1/2 inch blooms. It has grass like foliage and a light scent. In zone 5, it blooms in early May.

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    Baa

    July 4, 2001 6:31 AM

    Post #90137

    Ornithogallum umbellatum - Star of Bethlehem
    Gabrielle
    (Zone 5a)

    July 4, 2001 3:00 PM

    Post #90224

    Thank you. I thought it looked like some I had seen on HGTV, but when I looked it up on the net, it looked different. They were just different varieties listed than what it was.
    Georgiaredclay
    lagrange, GA (Zone 7a)

    July 4, 2001 3:48 PM

    Post #90245

    My blooms are white with a speck in it and I can't remember what color the speck is. Want to trade a bulb or two? The description and the flower match other than the color.Jim
    Gabrielle
    (Zone 5a)

    July 4, 2001 3:52 PM

    Post #90250

    Sure! Assuming I can find them, as the foliage has died back. I think I can though. I'll e-mail you my address.
    Georgiaredclay
    lagrange, GA (Zone 7a)

    July 4, 2001 4:29 PM

    Post #90264

    I think I can find mine or hopefully anyway. They sure are pretty and I don't have but two clumps. I dug the clumps up and moved the whole clump so i'm not sure how many bulbs I have.I will get to digging. Jim
    Azalea
    Jonesboro, GA (Zone 7b)

    July 5, 2001 4:35 AM

    Post #90497

    Other common names are: Eleven o'clock lady, nap at noon and would you beleive should I say "uncommon" name for this one is Doves Dung - according to my "Passalong Plants" book by Steve Bender and Felder Rushing. This one is an easy and fun read.
    Gabrielle
    (Zone 5a)

    July 5, 2001 5:01 PM

    Post #90660

    Thanks! I try and gather all the names for plants I can.
    Georgiaredclay
    lagrange, GA (Zone 7a)

    July 5, 2001 5:10 PM

    Post #90668

    I'll have to remember that dove dung one. Any body ask for some bulb's that I don't like I'll use it on them. Maybe embellish the story a little. Thanks for posting.Makes gardening even more fun with this knowledge.
    motts1
    south central, WI (Zone 5a)

    July 7, 2001 4:03 AM

    Post #91414

    I have extra Star of Bethlehem for postage if some is needed.

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