Hymenocallis occidentalis var eulae Pellaea by Gibbons and Spanner in

by Gibbons and Spanner in Yunnan

Beginning in early to mid-July

often in the winter months

Part to full sun in average to very moist soils are best for this great pollinator attractant

Everyone who sees this stops immediately

Hymenocallis occidentalis var eulae Pellaea by Gibbons and Spanner in(syn: H. galvestonensis) Despite being one of our truly great easy to grow natives, it is amazing how few spider lilies are grown. We would like to add another to the list the rare TX and LA native, Hymenocallis occidentalis var. eulae. The glaucous strap like leaves appear in late winter and disappear again in spring. In the midst of summer when you least expect it usually late August to early September 20" tall scapes appear from nowhere, topped