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Two Leucocoryne

Tulipa ferganica

I would laugh when I would see a old print of American Indians with bees.  They weren't here until the Europeans brought them.  We had native bees but not the honey been.

I have the same issue here.

I tell all the non native haters  that we are all non-native here.  I grow a Korean tree (Tetradium daniellii) which is an amazing source of nectar for bees in August which is a time of the year when there are few flowering natives.

Bee keepers grow this tree for the nectar that helps the bees over winter.

Hmm.

What do you think it really is?

Merwilla plumbea

Tulipa bifloriformis

Leucocoryne purpurea

Growth habit defers between F. crispa and F. foliosa

I'll get an image of the entire plant.

What's this one remind you of?

yes, it reminds me of a sea anenome

Ferraria variabilis

This is Crocus heuffelianus "Dark Eyes"from Ruksans.

David

I've been corrected by a fellow on Facebook. I think he's right.  It is Lachenalia pallida 'Pink Form'  How do I change the name or remove the image and replace with correct name.

Lachenalia namaquensis