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lacemosaic Hampton, GA(Zone 7b) Apr 21, 2001

Anyone know what this is? I know it's sickly. Thinking it may be getting too much sun. THINK you can see the flower bud.

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mark Antrim, Northern Ire, United Kingdom(Zone 8b) Apr 21, 2001

looks like either a grape hyacinth or bluebell

Mark
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lacemosaic Hampton, GA(Zone 7b) Apr 21, 2001

I know it's not a grape hyacinth. Leaves are MUCH bigger than a grape hyacinth. Will research bluebells. Thanks!

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Debby Milo, IA(Zone 5a) Apr 22, 2001

The leaves are to glossy and sword like to be a bluebell. Other than that, I don't have a clue as to what it is.

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lacemosaic Hampton, GA(Zone 7b) Apr 22, 2001

someone suggested that it might be a Japanese plant that sounded something like rodea.....???

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motts1 south central, WI(Zone 5a) Apr 22, 2001

Are the ends of the leaves rounded? Could it be a battered English( Spanish) hyacinth? The damage almost resembles that of Iris borer or hail damage, curious to see the bloom.

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bert ehrikon, Switzerland(Zone 6b) Apr 22, 2001

I'm also wondering the bloom

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Calalily Deep South Coastal, TX(Zone 10a) Apr 23, 2001

Could be a badly battered scillia. How wide are the leaves? Are they large enough to be a crinum?
Calalily

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lacemosaic Hampton, GA(Zone 7b) Apr 26, 2001

I'm going to post another picture of this plant, which will give you a better idea of the size of leaf. Don't know how to add a picture here. Can it be done? (when you're posting a reply)

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