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As per my knowledge, these lilies bloom at Easter time and are called Easter Lilies. But Easter is a long way away,so I was quite surprised to see them today.
What is more amazing is that they are growing right in front of my car parking space but I didn’t notice them all this while !
Another case of not seeing what’s under your nose!
Linking up with Esha and Natasha on #WordlessWednesday
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Nice macro! I would wonder if this is what we call, in the United States, Magic lilies. Did these lilies have foliage, or just the flower stalk? The “Easter lilies” sold where I live are all white and they bloom in late spring or early summer, which is why I ask. If there is no foliage, these may well be magic, or surprise, or Resurrection lilies, which I believe are related to amaryllis and bloom in late summer.
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They have just the flower stalk and at Easter time when they bloom, the pink hue is a dark red .
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Lilies always make me think of my grandmother. She had them lining her yard. Beautiful pictures!
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What a great reminder. It’s so inspiring when flowers just seem to grow on their own when you least expect it.
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Beautiful!
With climatic shift happening slowly but surely, I think we can expect such surprises!
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Twenty- five Seven 
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