The category 2 hurricane Francine with speed 96 to 110 mph (154 to 177 km/hours), made landfall in our state Louisiana in the last September 2024.
Fig 01 - The wild Spider Lily grows well
Hurricane Francine caused significant flooding in our state. The storm inflicted moderate damage before rapidly weakening into a tropical storm, and then a tropical depression when reached another state, Mississippi.
Surprisingly, we saw Spider lilies popped out on the day after Francine went through. "Mother Nature" has pretty good timing.
In addition to Spider lily, the plant has other names:
- Hurricane lily
- Naked lady
Fig 02 - The wild Spider Lily
They are called as Naked ladies; it is because the flower head is obvious any foliage. Their colors also in yellow and pink.
Fig 03 - The Spider Lily at Walking Track.
Do you know about spider lily?
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The spider lily looks lovely
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DeleteSuch a sweet surprise, in spite of ugly nature.
ReplyDeleteOh, the plains are in drought conditions at the moment with lots of fire danger with the hot winds. I am not familiar with this plant. Thanks for the beautiful photos.
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The Spider Lily at Walking Track Side - Gardening and Hobby 56
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The category 2 hurricane Francine with speed 96 to 110 mph (154 to 177 km/hours), made landfall in our state Louisiana in the last September 2024.
What a nice shots, thanks for your sharing
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...it's beautiful and has some interesting common names.
ReplyDeleteI know very little about the spider lily. I do think they are beautiful and always look forward to seeing them bloom. I do hope that everything is ok at your home....Prayers for all who were in the path of Helene. Happy Sunday
ReplyDeleteLovely flower
ReplyDeleteThey are really beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful flower!
ReplyDeleteThese flowers are amazing! So pretty! Stay safe!
ReplyDeleteNice flower - I can understand the 'naked' name, but what is the association with hurricanes? Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
ReplyDeleteThe flower is beautiful! Take care, have a great day and happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of a spider lily. How beautiful and unusual!
ReplyDeleteThose are pretty! I've never seen them.
ReplyDeletevery beautiful, thanks for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteWow that is wild, is it common for them to pop up after hurricanes, that is very fast. Learned something new today!
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These are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThese shots are so good. Thanks for sharing. Wishing you a great day!
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