Bromarea

Thanks Fede 1

Thanks gray!

Thanks Noel!

Very nice!

Thanks for the ID help Chun. This turns out to be ,Bomarea kalbreyeri.You were close though!

thanks Maude!

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updated! :)

Thanks surekha , I will update the Id as Kalbreyeri.!! Appreciate your feedback!!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/newadventur...
http://www.pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswik...
Found these, but could not post them last week.. I thought they looked like 'Kalbreyeri'
I like them very much :)

@ Chun Xing could be Bomarea kalbreyeri too. Will have to read a little more on both Bromarea Caldasii and Bromarea Kalbreyeri before I finalize. Thanks so much for your valuable Feedback!

Thanks so much Surekha.!!

If only! :)

@ Craig ,yes i did say you are a true genius.

woops! even plants need holidays I guess ;)

I saw this in the UC berkeley Botanical garden and in the Asia section , in China..

Not naturally, I believe the whole Alstroemeriaceae family is restricted to the Americas. Why do you ask?

@ Craig Yes it is a Bomarea. Is this found in china too?

Great spotting, Emma! Love these pretty flowers!

Thank you Heather!

Amazing plant!!! Very near coloring.

thanks again Craig and Thanks so much ChunXing

Looks like Bomarea caldasii.

These are in the Alstromeriaceae, the same family as Alstromeria, and it's easy to see the resemblance. As to which species this is, I couldn't say for certain without a decent key and plant in hand. Looking at the link, there are quite a few red with a yellow flecked throat but maybe someone has more familiarity with them than me and can give you a species name. Good luck :) Lovely plant