Zephyranthes rosea is a rain lily native to Texas, Mexico, Colombia and Guatemala. Its upfacing, starry flowers rise on 6–12-inch stems, with the main display generally appearing in August and September.
The bulbs tolerate a range of soils and grow happily in full sun; they can also be grown in pots, including pots of water. In zones 4–6, grow them in containers and keep them dry and frost-free while dormant.
Features
Repeated blooms after rain
Pest-proof bulb
Suitable for pots
Upfacing star-shaped flowers
Bulb size: 5/7 cm
Stem height: 6–12 inches
Native range: Texas, Mexico, Colombia and Guatemala
Hardiness zones: 4–6: grow in pots and keep dormant bulbs dry and frost-free
