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Me and little white rain lily

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Zephyranthes are small plant which is 1 foot tall and commonly called rain lilies because they often bloom after it rains. It bloom in the summer. According to the Pacific bulb society, the White Rain Lily may be grown more than any other species of Zephyranthes. Native to the southeastern United States, Central and South America, the plant’s foliage resembles sedge or monkey grass. They work well in borders and small garden spaces. The White Rain Lily tolerates drought, heat and clay soils forming clumps about 12 inches tall and wide. In the early fall, it is covered with large white flowers. Plants are evergreen in winter. Heat stressed plants recover from underground bulbs when water is applied or temperatures cool off.

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Flowers: White, Star shaped flower

Leaves: Small, Glossy, Deep green

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Scientific name: Zephyranthes candida
Common name: White Rain Lily
Family: Amaryllidaceae