Zephyranthes grahamiana Paesia The bright ruby-red spathe holds

The bright ruby-red spathe holds the whip-like ruby appendage which resembles an Arisaema griffithii whose hood has been lifted up in the front

Our unique 1998 introduction combines the durability of Hosta 'Undulata' with the growth form of Hosta 'Fortunei'

from Canada south to the Gulf

5' tall clump of wide

almost certainly a ploidy (doubled chromosome) shift

Zephyranthes grahamiana Paesia The bright ruby-red spathe holdsZephyranthes grahamiana is a virtually unknown Mexican species, we obtained from the Flory Flagg Smith rain lily rescue. Most sites use the name Zephyranthes minuta as a synonym of both Zephyranthes grahamiana and Zephyranthes grandiflora, which are two completely different plants. We'll stick with this name, since our plant came from two of the worlds top rain lily experts. The true Zephyranthes grahamiana is a very early flowering species, starting