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Zephranthes atamasco (also known as Atamasco Lilies or Rain Lilies)
Atamasco lilies are native to moist habitats in the southeast. Most of Shadowmoss was originally swampy, open woods before developers drained and filled it so it's not surprising to see them blooming in yards during March and April. These are blooming in a neighbor's yard this Easter Sunday morning.
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That's beautiful! I can't even keep them alive in the house. My husband has given up buying them for me.
Posted by: Margaret | April 12, 2009 at 02:47 PM