By Seaburngirl
East Yorkshire,
United Kingdom 
Id please.
bought in the spring but cant find the label or remember where from. So any one out there give it an identity? It is an monocot and I suspect a bulb but cant be certain unless i dig it up.
23 Jun, 2010
Answers
Nnoo..I believe Brodiaeas have flowers in umbels, not panicles like this.
23 Jun, 2010
it isnt brodiaea, I have this in the back garden and wouldnt have bought more as i have about 6 clumps of it. thanks for the suggestion thoough.
23 Jun, 2010
Long, Iris-like leaves, SBG? Maybe some kind of aristea?
23 Jun, 2010
no more long and grass like. Think it begins with p or t. really should catalogue things better.
23 Jun, 2010
Hmm...maybe a flax lily (Dianella)?
23 Jun, 2010
It looks agapanthas like but dont think it is????? Sorry not much help !
23 Jun, 2010
Agapanthus has flowers in umbels also.
24 Jun, 2010
Ceanothus impressus?
24 Jun, 2010
Not with grass like leaves, Pip.
24 Jun, 2010
I have found it it is Pasithea. Trawled through the invoices last night. yippee.
So label is written ready to pop in to night when i get in from work.
24 Jun, 2010
Where did you buy that? It is a monotypic bulb from Chile. Cannot say I have ever seen it on sale anywhere. I would have bought it if I had.
24 Jun, 2010
New one to me :-)
24 Jun, 2010
Bob Brown's nursery 'Cotswold Cottage Flowers/nursery'. they sell on line too. good plants at a reasonable-ish price. everything from them has been really good. he also gives them a rating out of 10.. well worth a browse and a drool.
24 Jun, 2010
Have you ever been there? We have, too too much. May go this year as we are planning to go to Hidcote again.
24 Jun, 2010
no I havent but I have been told how great it is. another on my' to do when I retire list' :o)
24 Jun, 2010
Pasithea? I gotta look that one up, too. Hope it grows here!
25 Jun, 2010
?Brodiaea laxa, possibly Queen Fabiola.
23 Jun, 2010