Hymenocallis azteciana Jalisco Blue Caesalpinia smothering other smaller hostas if

smothering other smaller hostas if they aren't planted on adequate spacing

This is hands down the earliest and best flowering clone of Pachysandra procumbens we've ever seen

quite variable

The 7' tall x 15' wide mound of branches

As the plants age

Hymenocallis azteciana Jalisco Blue Caesalpinia smothering other smaller hostas ifHymenocallis azteciana from West Central Mexico is one of the most distinctive spider lilies we grow. The wide, glaucous blue green leaves emerge in mid June and lay flat on the ground. In mid July, each 4' tall flower stalk (when mature) is topped by a cluster of 7 9 narrow petaled, nocturnally fragrant pure white flowers. We have found Hymenocallis azteciana very tolerant of a wide range of conditions from slightly moist soils to very dry sites.