In years of drought, though, they are the first proof that there was enough rain, that there will be more rain, that another rainy season is at hand.
They seemed an appropriate way to open Hurricane Season- they are also called zephyr lilies.
We (my physicist/farmer husband & me & the dogs & the cats) moved from sprawling Houston, TX to a small, but useless farm in Florida. Then the donkey moved in. He was lonely, so the goats came. & then some horses, some more dogs, chickens, cockatiels, more cats, new horses. You get the picture.
don't you love rain lilies? i have a few that i got from my mom's garden last year - they've already multiplied quite a bit. i just have to keep telling my boys that it's not grass or weeds...leave them alone.
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