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| Nerine (Amaryllidaceae) |
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Crape Flower, Japanese Spider Lily |
Often mistaken for Lycoris, this is a great flower for the garden. Not as hardy as many in Lycoris, it is still a fantastic member of the Amaryllidaceae. | | Zonal Range: (6), 7, 8, 9, 10 |
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| Nerine undulata |
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Flowers 8 to 12, fuchsin-pink (627/3), margins of the petals much crisped, contrasting the plum-colored anthers. Leaves appearing after the flowers, generally 4, to 18 inches long and 1/2 inch wide. Best grown under glass for good flowering. Ht. 10-18 inches. Hardy in zones 7, 8, 9, 10. Learn MORE...
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Catalog Number: N07-460 | — |
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$ 6.95 per 1 item(s) |
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| Urginea (Hyacinthaceae) |
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Sea Onion, Sea Squill |
A large bulb genus hailing from the southern Mediterranean, down to South Africa, and on over to India, preferring sandy soils and cool winter temperatures that don't go down much below freezing. | | Zonal Range: 9, 10, 11 |
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| Urginea maritima |
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From gardens. Scape 28-60 inches, only produced in hot, dry situations (for the skilled gardener!) White, starry flowers, 3/8-9/16 inch in diameter, with a brownish line along the center, many produced on a long raceme. Leaves elliptic-lanceolate, 1 5/8-3 1/4 inches wide, appearing after flowering in autumn. Semi-hardy. Ht. 28-60 inches. Learn MORE...
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Catalog Number: N07-470 | — |
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$ 9.95 per 1 item(s) |
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| Zephyranthes (Amaryllidaceae) |
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Rain Lily, Zephyr Lily, Fairy Lily |
Now this is a genus, along with Habranthus, that is a must have for the southern gardener. Many species exist and many more varieties have been bred. As they are not a large plant, they are fantastic for border plantings. Many members of this genus are known for popping out flowers all through the summer after dry periods followed by thunder showers. Meanwhile, Z. candida can be treated like a bog plant. | | Zonal Range: (6), 7, 8, 9, 10 |
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| Zephyranthes candida |
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These are great bulbs to have in the southern landscape. They are a unique rain lily in that they are very happy as a bog plant. In late summer they throw up solitary white blooms just a couple of days after much needed rain. Best experienced in groupings. Ht. 8-10 inches. Learn MORE...
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Catalog Number: N07-480 | — |
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$ 6.45 per 6 item(s) |
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| Zephyranthes citrina |
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These beautiful rain lilies will go through several bloom cycles through the summer blooming a couple of days after a good shower that breaks those summer dry spells in the south. Best experienced in groupings. Ht. 8-12 inches. Learn MORE...
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Catalog Number: N07-490 | — |
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$ 11.95 per 6 item(s) |
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| Zephyranthes grandiflora |
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Probably the most well-known of the rain lilies having a gorgeous pink bloom which opens up wide in bright sunshine. Similar habit as Z. citrina. Ht. 8-12 inches. Learn MORE...
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Catalog Number: N07-500 | — |
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$ 8.95 per 6 item(s) |
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| Habranthus (Amaryllidaceae) |
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Common Name(s): |
Rain Lily |
Now this is a genus, along with Zephyranthes, that is a must have for the southern gardener. Many species exist and many more varieties have been bred. As they are not a large plant, they are fantastic for border plantings. Many members of this genus are known for popping out flowers all through the summer after dry periods followed by thunder showers. | | Zonal Range: 8, 9, 10 |
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| Habranthus robustus |
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A beautiful, yet tender, rain lily with large, light pink flowers and a green throat. Ht. 8-12 inches. Learn MORE...
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Catalog Number: N07-510 | — |
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$ 7.45 per 1 item(s) |
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