Zephyranthes candida Quite White Laos From the garden of the

From the garden of the late Greensboro

and Rhode Island

The 3' tall x 3' wide clumping plants are clothed with beautifully silvery green foliage that reeks of spearmint instead of the typical camphor fragrance

Imagine taking an asarum and gluing tiny cimicifuga flowers on top and you've got the idea

Zephyranthes candida Quite White Laos From the garden of theZephyranthes candida 'Quite White' is a selection of the Argentina Uruguay native rain lily we received in the early 2000s under the invalid name, "dwarf white." It also wasn't dwarf, topping out for us at 10" tall. This virtually sterile selection, flowers itself silly in late summer through early fall with 10" green stalks, topped with pure white flowers, accented by the golden pollen of the stamens. For us, it seems to be a slightly more dense