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A pale yellow species descovered by Thad Howard in 1954 near Valles, San Luis Potosi in Mexico. I grew mine from AGS seed in 2005
and was overjoyed that it is the real thing. Plant Delights Nursery say: "The common name originated from the location where the bulbs were found by plantsman Thad Howard in 1954 near the town of Valles, San Luis Potosi in eastern Mexico. From July until frost, the small tufts of narrow green foliage are a backdrop to dozens of bright lemon-yellow, silver dollar-sized flowers. This fast-multiplying clump will make a show-stopper in quick order. Zephyranthes reginae grows best in moist light shade, although ours perform well in our dry, sunny, roadside scree garden...fabulous!" |
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| 12th August 2010 | ||
