Plants in genus habranthus
Habranthus martinezii
Habranthus martinezii is a rain lily from northern Argentina, known for its light pink cups with dark green/purple bases. It flowers from mid-May to September and is drought tolerant, performing well in pots and gardens. This plant is self-seeding and compact, forming 8-inch clumps.
Habranthus robustus
Habranthus robustus, also known as the Argentinean rain lily, features flat, greenish-grey, strap-shaped leaves and mauve pink bell-shaped flowers throughout summer. This drought-tolerant plant is well-suited for sunny garden spots.
Habranthus magnoi
Habranthus magnoi is an Argentine native rain lily with short and insignificant foliage. It blooms after rain from June to August, featuring blush pink outer petals and pure white flowers. This plant grows well in sunny, average to dry soils, adding a delicate touch to garden spaces.
Habranthus robustus 'Pink Chiffon'
Habranthus robustus 'Pink Chiffon' is a 2022 introduction known for its large, light pink flowers that bloom from late June through summer. This plant grows on 1-foot tall stalks and is a selection from John Fellers' collection. It is drought-tolerant and thrives in sunny garden settings, adding a splash of color to summer landscapes.
Habranthus 'Pink Flamingos'
Habranthus 'Pink Flamingos' is a hybrid known for its exceptional flowering ability, producing pink blooms from mid-June to September. The flowers appear after each rain shower, making it a delightful addition to gardens that experience summer rains. This plant thrives in full sun and is drought-tolerant, making it suitable for xeriscaping and rain gardens.
Habranthus robustus 'Russell Manning'
Habranthus robustus 'Russell Manning' is a rain lily known for having the largest flowers among its kind. The unopened buds can reach over 3 inches long, and the cone-shaped flowers have a green base in the throat. Its boat-shaped green foliage grows up to 10 inches long, making it a striking addition to gardens.
Habranthus ruber
Habranthus ruber is a rare rain lily species from southern Brazil, notable for its striking scarlet orange flowers. This collector's plant grows on 1-foot tall spikes and is not winter hardy in colder zones. Its vibrant blooms, which open outward before drooping, make it a unique addition to bulb collections.
Habranthus brachyandrus
Habranthus brachyandrus, a South American native rain lily, features flat, glaucous green foliage and 15-inch tall stalks. It produces outfacing pink flowers with a purple throat after summer rains, with flowers reaching up to 4 inches long. This plant is well-suited for gardens that experience summer rainfall.
Habranthus floryi 'Purple Base'
Habranthus floryi 'Purple Base' is a striking perennial known for its giant rosy pink flowers with a crimson purple throat. The flowers, which can reach 2-3 inches in length, bloom on 15-inch stalks and face horizontally. This plant forms large clumps up to 3 feet wide, often seen in old Southern gardens. It flowers after rain and continues until frost, providing a long-lasting display. 'Purple Base' thrives in both sun and shade, making it versatile for various garden settings. Its ability to produce up to two dozen flower stems in small clumps adds to its appeal. This plant is a beautiful addition to any garden, offering vibrant color and a unique floral display.
Habranthus floryi 'Green Base'
Habranthus floryi 'Green Base' is a hybrid plant known for its large, outward-facing flowers with a green throat. This rapid multiplier blooms from midsummer until frost, adding vibrant color to gardens. It thrives in full sun to part sun and is suitable for USDA Zones 7 to 9. Its striking flowers and ease of care make it a popular choice for gardeners looking to add a splash of color to their landscapes.
Habranthus 'Candy Cane'
Habranthus 'Candy Cane' is a sterile hybrid known for its large, full flowers with dark pink streaked petals that lighten to pink with age. Featuring a dark raspberry central eye, it blooms from mid-July to September, often flowering after rain events. This plant's unique coloration and flowering pattern make it a standout in gardens.
Habranthus robustus 'Pink Splendor'
Habranthus robustus 'Pink Splendor', also known as John Fellers rain lily, is a sterile form of rain lily that blooms with rich pink flowers. The flowers, which are 4 inches wide, appear on 9-inch tall stalks from late June to September, often blooming after rainstorms. This plant is drought-tolerant and thrives in sunny locations, making it a suitable choice for xeriscaping and rock gardens.
Habranthus tubispathus
Habranthus tubispathus, a unique form of the Texas copper lily, is native to South America. It features fleshy pink flowers with darker veining that emerge in midsummer. This plant is well-suited for sunny rock gardens, adding a touch of elegance with its narrow green foliage and tiny bulbs.