Zephyranthes macrosiphon prophouse-spring-2027 The plant belongs to the

The plant belongs to the Daphniphyllaceae

thrives across the warm South and into California

Overwatering is the one sure way to lose the plant

Williams crossed Forrest's plants with Camellia japonica and raised the first Camellia williamsii hybrids

and the white racemes bring a cool

Zephyranthes macrosiphon prophouse-spring-2027 The plant belongs to theA rain lily that flowers on a whim of the weather, and a plant that spent nearly forty years under the wrong name. Zephyranthes macrosiphon is a bulbous perennial of the amaryllis family, native to eastern Mexico, grown for vivid rose pink flowers that open as if overnight after warm season rain. About that name. Woodlanders sold this plant for years as Zephyranthes fosteri, and so did most of American horticulture. In the late 1980s J. C. Raulston