Hymenocallis howardii Medicinal Plants It will tolerate intermittent dry

It will tolerate intermittent dry spells though the foliage tends to suffer more

The compact 10" tall x 1' wide clump of silvery deer-resistant foliage makes a stunning conversation piece in the full to part-sun garden

later to find out that it has been popular in the Florida Panhandle since the early 1990s

The deer-resistant iris fans emerge from spreading rhizomes

Hosta montana 'Aureomarginata' and shrink the plant by 1/3 while adding heavy rippling to the leaves

Hymenocallis howardii Medicinal Plants It will tolerate intermittent dryThis rare spider lily was discovered in the west Mexican states of Jalisco and Nayarit by the late Thad Howard of Texas and named in 1989. Compared to many other hymenocallis, Hymenocallis howardii is much smaller, producing a clump of narrow glaucous green leaves and topped, from mid June through mid July, with 2' tall spikes of large, spider like, pure white flowers. We have found this very easy to grow in average to dry garden soils. Thanks to Thad