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| One of the occasional gifts of wind and/or rain |
In the course of thirty years, this almost spectacular lily (?) flower has come up overnight, bloomed (lasting several days), and disappeared . Once a friend identified it until (unless) it came again late in summer. But after my Picasa files lost their classification, of my own devising, among so many thousand images I cannot find the earlier one, in whose caption ("title") or File Info (not come over from Photoshop!) the data for this plant is lurking. What is worse, I cannot find it in Wikipedia.
Yet these are seen all over town in Baton Rouge, LA.
The current snapshots were taken on the last day of August. I opened the back door to feed the cat, and, like red lamps that had shot up overnight, there they were, and I hastened to document them and, this time, post them in the blog, rather than just asking all my friends what they are.
I am, as you must realize, no gardener, but I am grateful for whatever I get.
And I thank anyone who can identify this (otherwise than as "firecracer") for me.
