west Houston, TX (Zone 9a) | October 2006 | positive
This species was first identified by Howard and Ogden in 1990 and is native to northeastern Mexico. It is a prolific bloomer with showy, ...Read Moreclear, yellow blooms throughout the summer. It prefers full sun and medium moisture levels. It has longer and narrower petals than Zephyranthes primulina and is hard for me to get a good picture of! Recommended for growing in zones 7b-10. I love all of Howard's introductions--they make great garden plants!
Zephyranthes Reginae 'Valles Yellow' is growing well in my zone 7b garden. Love its repeat blooms.
This rain lily cultivar was discovered in the region around Ciuded Valles, Tamailipas, Mexico, where it is native.
This species was first identified by Howard and Ogden in 1990 and is native to northeastern Mexico. It is a prolific bloomer with showy, ...Read More
This is a very prolific yellow Zeph. Easy from freshly collected seed. The color is lighter than Z. citrina, and fades.