They’re very recognisable so I’m not surprised the photo has aided your identification of the plant! -and very pleased we’ve unknowingly been a help 🙂 Merry Christmas to you and your family Tracy!
Beautiful photo! I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this plant! I am so fortunate to have a Dierama pulcherrimum that produces white flowers named “Summer Snow”. This was given to me by my family a few years ago for Mother’s Day. It came from a nursery in California where the plant is known as the “Fairy Wand Flower”. I really like the name “Angel’s Fishing Rod” too! I must tell you that the title of this post caught my eye. I have been a lover of Angels since childhood and a collector for over 50 years…they are the holiday decor throughout my home this year. Hope your Christmas was delightful! Thank-you!
Merry Christmas Ellen! It’s so sweet to hear that you’ve been a collector of angels for over 50 years. The white Dierama is really special, not so common to see it here but I think I did see a white one in another part of the gardens. Wish I could visit and see your angel collection.. sounds wonderful!
I thought you made up that common name; should have known better!
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It’s a good name!
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I wondered what those beautiful flowers were that I saw last month. Now I know. Thank you, Liz, and merry Christmas to you and Nigel.
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They’re very recognisable so I’m not surprised the photo has aided your identification of the plant! -and very pleased we’ve unknowingly been a help 🙂 Merry Christmas to you and your family Tracy!
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Now that I’ve compared the two, it might not be the same, but I will look up the name of your plant and see what form it takes. Thanks again, Liz.
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Beautiful photo! I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this plant! I am so fortunate to have a Dierama pulcherrimum that produces white flowers named “Summer Snow”. This was given to me by my family a few years ago for Mother’s Day. It came from a nursery in California where the plant is known as the “Fairy Wand Flower”. I really like the name “Angel’s Fishing Rod” too! I must tell you that the title of this post caught my eye. I have been a lover of Angels since childhood and a collector for over 50 years…they are the holiday decor throughout my home this year. Hope your Christmas was delightful! Thank-you!
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Merry Christmas Ellen! It’s so sweet to hear that you’ve been a collector of angels for over 50 years. The white Dierama is really special, not so common to see it here but I think I did see a white one in another part of the gardens. Wish I could visit and see your angel collection.. sounds wonderful!
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That is beautiful.
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Thank you! I’m glad you like it.
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I really love flowers, and yes i love it. Is it alright if I shared your post?.🙏💖
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“Absolutely”, says my hubbie Nigel (sitting at the table with me right now). Thank you Di, you’re very welcome to go ahead and share 🙂
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Good day to your hubby, you are so kind, thank you.
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Beautiful, Liz! These are amazingly graceful flowers. 🙂
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Thanks Ann! they’re amazing. Hope you got a nice day for Christmas Day and not all grey and rainy.
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What an interesting flower. It looks more like a grass until the buds bloom.
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One of my favourite plants!
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