Lipstick by auntietk
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Description
Another unusual flower from Ann's wonderful garden. I called her last night to ask her what the name of this plant is - she usually has far more information than I ever need. She said, "Oh I don't know - I just call it lipstick!"
So there you have it.
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I made the image nice and big, so if you look at it in full view, you'll be able to see each photo in a larger format. (Sorry Harry!)
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Edit note:
Thanks so much to rockstrider for identifying this flower! He has informed me that it is actually a member of the Alliaceae family, and is called "Brodiaea ida-maia." I verified the information, and am quite satisfied that he is 100% correct. Thanks, Carl!

Comments (42)
They do kind of remind me of bombpops. A most unusual flower. Beautifully photographed and presented. Ann has a wonderful garden of such diverse plants.
Gorgeous flowers, I love the bright colors. Beautiful!
fabulous shots...bit dark for my lipstick colour though...
the colors are astonishing.such a wealth of beauty
Never seen that one before. Nice name too. Excellent. Aloha
Great capture...
Neato :o)
Impresionante Tara!!!!! Me gusta mucho esta serie y ver como evoluciona esta flor!! Roby ;O)
Sounds like a good name to me, great shot wonderful image!!!!!!!
They look fantastic, great colours, I don't think they are Clivia nobilis though, you can check here http://www.cliviasociety.org/clivia_nobilis.php I have some Iris's in the garden, the seed pods after flowering look similar but are all green, this is not a seed pod but a beautiful flower! +++
so bright and colorful I really like it, Tara Sweet day to you with a smile Thanks for all the sweet comments, Linda
They look like halapinos to me. Very nice