Zephyranthes Abacos Apricot Tamarix Displayed prominently from the end

Displayed prominently from the end of the swirled petals are it's reproductive organs

The broad thick evergreen foliage is heavily marked with creamy white vertical streaks

Alocasia wentii is one of the few alocasias we have found to be winter hardy in our Zone 7b climate

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Zephyranthes Abacos Apricot Tamarix Displayed prominently from the endThis cute rain lily is native or naturalized all over the Bahamas and is known by the locals as August grass. Yucca Do assigned it a cultivar name of Zephyranthes 'Abacos Apricot' because of its abundance on the Bahamas Abacos (outer) Islands. For us, Zephyranthes 'Abacos Apricot' makes a prolific offsetting clump with 8" tall flower spikes, topped with upright facing orange red cups highlighted with a yellow center, from August through October. Each