Zephyranthes Kathryn Boehmeria topped in early September with

topped in early September with 6" tall dainty flower spikes ending in small yellow flowers

since seedlings are usually few and far between

Year in and year out

Lilium speciosum 'Fourth of July' is an incredibly heat-tolerant form of the beautiful Lilium speciosum that we picked up when visiting plantsman Bobby Green in Southern Alabama

I'd drool all over Rohdea 'Sekkei Nishiki' where it grew in the lath house of the JC Raulston Arboretum

Zephyranthes Kathryn Boehmeria topped in early September withZephyranthes 'Kathryn' is a new rain lily hybrid from NC bulb breeder Jay Yourch a cross of Zephyranthes 'El Cielo' and Zephyranthes 'Big Dude'. The tight clumps of glossy evergreen foliage is topped from mid June through September (after rains) with a plethora of 9" tall flower spikes each ending in large, medium pink flowers. Each pot contains several bulbs. Maintenance: Zephyranthes, the rain lilies, are very low maintenance where they are winter