Zephyranthes Star Spangled Peru The foliage follows the flowers

The foliage follows the flowers in September and remains green until spring

deer-resistant clump with foliage that is shorter and broader than Dryopteris erythrosora

from one bulb to clumps of many bulbs

there are no old flowers to remove to prevent seedling

heavily veined leaf boasts an amazing rippled margin

Zephyranthes Star Spangled Peru The foliage follows the flowersZephyranthes 'Star Spangled' is one of the most floriferous rain lilies we've grown another Yucca Do hybrid from the nocturnally opening Zephyranthes drummondii. Starting in early summer and continuing through September, this unusual 'Labuffarosea' seedling produces a mass of 8" tall stems, which magically appear three days after a rain, each topped with narrow weeping petals, white toward the center and pink at the tips. Zephyranthes 'Star Spangled'