I took several photos of this incredible large bloom in my neighbor’s yard, but don’t know what it is.
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I took several photos of this incredible large bloom in my neighbor’s yard, but don’t know what it is.
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Amazing – that’s what it is
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I thought you’d appreciate it, Derrick, garden connoisseur that you are.
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Wow!
This is wonderful 🙂
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Some kind of lily?
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It appears to be to me, too.
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It looks like an elegant woman wrapped in her best dress. I like this picture so much.
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Thanks, Regins. I love it, too, and I can see exactly what you mean.
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Hi Judy – could it be a Crimea Lily? I have some white ones in the back garden, and they look similar when they are opening! Hugs
On Thu, May 2, 2019 at 11:43 PM lifelessons – a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown wrote:
> lifelessons posted: ” I took several photos of this incredible in my > neighbor’s yard, but don’t know what it is. It is very large.” >
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Noreen, the Crimea lilies I found online look more like the Easter lily shape. These look more like cannas, but much larger and sleeker.
I’ve seen the same shape of bloom growing out of a tall plant that looks like a banana plant. I believe there are some at the Chapala Society. I’ll ask if my neighbors know what they are. Mysteries, mysteries.
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Dear Judy, Received your question just now on the site, RE This photograph –
from the size of the spadex (reaching to top of surround) I would suppose it to be
Monstera deliciosa.
Very hard to be certain as photo does not show more of the plant. You mentioned that it is a large plant therefore – given the size of the central element, and thick appearance of the leaves, I would imagine ‘Monstera’.
I hope this finds you in good spirits and remain,
Yours sincerely,
PL
philiplivingstone.org
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Dear Philip, Thanks for your prompt reply. It does look like it could be a very early stage of the fruit of that plant. My neighbors are coming for dinner tomorrow so I’ll ask if I can sneak over and take a closer look and get a larger photo. When I do, I’ll make sure to publish it and let you know.
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