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Posted: Oct/15/2009 10:09 PM PST
Okay, I took a few minutes to add the first clue tonight. I won't be near my computer most of tomorrow.~A P.S. You are identifying the vine crossing the photo horizontally. Attachments:  |
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Posted: Oct/16/2009 11:33 PM PST
Clue #2 This is a tropical vine though root hardy to the 20's. |
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Posted: Oct/17/2009 12:51 AM PST
A member of the Alstroemeria family? |
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Posted: Oct/17/2009 7:04 AM PST
Yes, Told2b. Clue #3 Attachments:  |
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Posted: Oct/17/2009 11:40 PM PST
Bomarea genus? |
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Posted: Oct/18/2009 7:47 AM PST
Yes.....I will post a photo of the species after church! ~Andrea |
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Posted: Oct/18/2009 9:55 PM PST
Last clue-even though you've known all along!  ~Andrea
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Posted: Oct/19/2009 12:51 AM PST
105 Views. It's not just me that is following along. |
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Posted: Oct/19/2009 6:16 AM PST
Well, you are all so good that I would have to discover an unknown plant on a trek with Dan Hinkley to stump you! You may eat the root of this vine, if you so desire. |
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Posted: Oct/20/2009 1:13 PM PST
Bomarea edulis (B. hirtella)? Common name Pink Bomarea also known as white Jerusalem artichoke. 1st pic is listed as 'edulis' 2nd pic is listed as 'hirtella' Attachments:   |
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