Some of the earliest spring flowers here are these Grape Hyacinths. To me these rather prim, tight-lipped, old-maidish blossoms look very unlike "wild" flowers but they seem to be coming up all over the place and there is something undeniably luscious about them. Below is a mystery flower - I don't know what it is but I am hoping one of you visitors can tell me.

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Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Grape Hyacinths and ...?
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Grape Hyacinth,
muscaria
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I called grape hyacinths 'Marge Simpson Hair' flowers for ages until I learned their real name.
I think your mystery flower is a magnolia... but based upon the above, don't quote me on that!
;-)
Can't help with the mystery flower, but sure do like your hyacinth shot.
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