Habranthus robustus Pink Splendor North Carolina Native Plants Indeed they might never really

Indeed they might never really need division

This woodland member of the Colchicum family (Colchicaceae) forms a dense

Visitors to the 1991 Hosta Convention in Raleigh were amazed at this seedling in the garden of Tony Sears of Apex (the guy with the 2-mile railroad track in his garden)

grey-green leaves outright

Evidently a plant vendor years earlier had offered what appeared to be a cross of Belamcanda 'Hello Yellow' and the taller orange form of Belamcanda chinensis

Habranthus robustus Pink Splendor North Carolina Native Plants Indeed they might never reallyHabranthus 'Pink Splendor' is a 2022 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a John Fellers rain lily, that we selected and named after John's death. This seemingly sterile form of the South American (Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay) Habranthus robustus produces huge 4" wide, rich pink flowers atop 9" tall stalks, starting for us in late June, and recurring through September within 2 3 days after each rainstorm.