Zephyranthes Aquarius Woodwardia perfectly arranged around the clump

perfectly arranged around the clump

beginning in mid-June

the plants will probably defoliate and the canes will die to the ground at 0 degrees F

followed close behind by the small yellow flowers

Zephyranthes Aquarius Woodwardia perfectly arranged around the clumpZephyranthes 'Aquarius' is a rapidly multiplying and floriferous rain lily from the late bulb collector, E. L. Brasol. It is presumed to be a cross involving Zephyranthes candida and Zephyranthes citrina (actually Zephyranthes 'Ajax' probably backcrossed to Zephyranthes candida). After rain in summer and early fall, the 8" tall clumps are smothered with large creamy cups, highlighted by the yellow anthers. In our trials, Zephyranthes 'Aquarius' seems