Tuesday, May 17, 2022
Tuesday's parting shot
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SO pretty! Thanks, Goggla!
ReplyDeletethe flowers are Liriope muscari, commonly known as Lilyturf because of the grass like foilage.
ReplyDeleteGreat pic, so beautiful !
ReplyDeleteThank You !
No, these are not Liriope muscari or "Lilyturf."
ReplyDeleteBlue flowering plants pictured are Hyacinthoides hispanica, commonly called "Spanish Bluebell" or "Wood Hyacinth."
Much larger than the benign Liriope, all parts of Hyacinthoides hispanica are highly toxic.
Reference: https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/hyacinthoides-hispanica/
Thank you for your "Spanish Bluebell" identification, with Latin name. I was wondering what this lovely flowering plant was on my last walk through TSP. It must self-propagate because it seems like there are more patches each year.
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