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is a marvelous ice plant that appeared in 1998 as a seedling in a patch of dwarf alpine collections of Delosperma cooperi that crossed with Delosperma nubigenum) at the Denver Botanic Gardens
While some catalogs report this strain as 100% true
This amazing native lily
not to be confused with a poorly enunciated Dahlia
topped with 2' flower spikes
Zephyranthes grahamiana Aquilegia is a marvelous ice plantZephyranthes grahamiana is a virtually unknown Mexican species, we obtained from the Flory Flagg Smith rain lily rescue. Most sites use the name Zephyranthes minuta as a synonym of both Zephyranthes grahamiana and Zephyranthes grandiflora, which are two completely different plants. We'll stick with this name, since our plant came from two of the worlds top rain lily experts. The true Zephyranthes grahamiana is a very early flowering species, starting