Rain Lily is a tropical wildflower best known by the name zephyranthes which was given due to their tendency to bloom after a hard rainfall. These petite charmers are perfect for filling in bare garden spaces, as they gently naturalize and weave through established plants. The Crocus-like flowers, which arrive in various bright shades, require minimal care to stay stunning from late summer into early fall. Tufts of outward-spreading, narrow, grass-like, green leaves surround the flowers for an irresistibly lush display. They get the name rain lilies because they tend to send up numerous flowers after a rain, especially in the drier parts of the country. Another similar bulb, the spider lily (Lycoris radiata) is often called hurricane lily, since it has a tendency to send up flowers after the drenching rains of a tropical storm. rain lily bulbs rain lily indoors rain lily plant how to grow rain lily from seeds how to plant rain lily bulbs rain lily colors fertilizer for rain lily how to store rain lily bulbs Rain lily scientific name Rain lily indoors Rain lily bulbs How to grow rain lily from seeds How to store rain lily bulbs How to plant rain lily bulbs rain lily pink rain lily care rain lily bulbs rain lily flower rain lily nails rain lily texas rain lily Apricot rain lily seeds rain lily nz white rain lily yellow rain lily how to plant rain lily bulbs why is my rain lily not blooming how to prune rain lily how to grow rain lily rainbow high lily zephyranthes lily india zephyranthes lily red zephyranthes lily pies how to grow zephyranthes lily yellow zephyranthes lily zingy zephyranthes lily zephyranthes rain lily zephyranthes robusta (pink rain lily) zephyranthes candida rain lily zephyranthes lilies zephyranthes grandiflora pink rain lily zephyranthes pink rain lily zephyranthes citrina yellow rain lily zephyranthes candida fairy lily zephyranthes pink fairy lily zephyranthes atamasco lily atamasco lily zephyranthes atamasco