Okay, what's this flower?
Posted on November 28th, 2008 by Craig Newmark
UPDATE: it's fortnight lily/african iris, different names for same thing. Thanks to all who twittered and posted info. Try here for more.
thanks!
Posted on November 28th, 2008 by Craig Newmark
UPDATE: it's fortnight lily/african iris, different names for same thing. Thanks to all who twittered and posted info. Try here for more.
thanks!
I'm not 100% sure but I believe it's a type of Iris called the Douglas Iris. I looked it up online and came up with this in Google Images: http://images.google.com/images?gbv=2&hl=en&q=douglas+iris. I'm no botanist though – just a bride-to-be that's been getting flower lessons from my florist.
I tweeted too but…Dietes vegeta, the Fortnight Lily. Thanks to my (unused) Cal Poly horticulture education.
Looks like an African Iris to me.
Siberian iris.
Second the Dietes vegeta call. Fortnight lily. Drought resistant.
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Grows naturally along coastal zones, usually within sight of the ocean; it is common on bluffs and treeless grassy hillsides. It sometimes extends farther inland in areas where human activity has opened forests to abundant sunlight. Unpalatable to livestock; some ranchers consider it an aggressive weed.
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