So, I’m a filthy cheat and used PlantNet.
It suggests, with a fairly high degree of certainty, that this is Arabian Starflower, which is a cool name.
Amazing. That appears to be spot on! I was using Obsidentify and that one didn't have a clue. And yes, very cool name indeed.
Glad to have helped! I’ve been consistently amazed by this app, it’s really hard to catch it out. I tried really hard walking around an old stately home belonging to an Edwardian plant-hunter, tried it on all kinds of obscure plants and trees from Asia, the Americas and all over. I can’t remember it truly failing. I think it’s backed by a quite lively community of plant nerds - if something really is unusual, the community looks at the photos, and tries to solve it, and then that in turn teaches the app. It’s a great system.
Wow, those two options look damn near identical to me. I wonder what makes it over 70% confident it's one and only 9% confident it's the other.
Beyond me, it’s a great app
gods this made me wince before seeing the other comments as I thought this was hogweed on first glance😬
I'm def glad it's not🤗
Who doesn't put hogweed on flower vases? Such a nice plant.
My plant id app says sun star, ornithigalum dubium
The white flower is supposed to be rare but looks to be a commercially available hybrid. Did you take these from a planted garden or are they wild? If they're wild, unless youre in South Africa, the ID is probably incorrect
No unfortunately I simply bought it in a shop in the Netherlands. And forgot the name.
It's probably that then if it was a cut flower
Don't eat it :)
And be careful if you have a cat lilies can be super toxic (even the pollen)
Wild garlic, maybe?
Stalks too long and not the right flower shape.
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