Zephyranthes sp nov yuccadoensis Angelica In late spring before the

In late spring before the new pitchers form

To the delight of hummingbirds in early summer

starting in early July

keep it out of deep shade

starting in early July with a stunning show of beautiful pansy-shaped flowers that emerge crimson red then morph to crimson violet

Zephyranthes sp nov yuccadoensis Angelica In late spring before theZephyranthes sp. nov. yuccadoensis is a 2023 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a new rain lily species, discovered in 1992 by Carl Schoenfeld of the former Yucca Do Nursery. Carl is confident that this unpublished species, found growing under oaks & hornbeams on the north side of La Bufa del Diente in the Sierra Chiquita mountains (3,800' elevation) of Tamaulipas, Mexico, represents the long missing second parent of the famed Labuffarosea rain