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Agapanthus campanulatus
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Our Price: $20.00
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Agapanthus praecox subsp. minimus, Lily of the Nile
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Our Price: $20.00
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This South African plant is a smaller form of the commonly seen Lily of the Nile. The leaves are narrower and only reach about 6 inches high, while the flower stalks reach about 2 feet tall. The clusters of blue flowers in August are dependable on this tough plant.
Zone 7
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Agapanthus praecox subsp. minimus, Lily of the Nile
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Our Price: $16.00
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This South African plant is a smaller form of the commonly seen Lily of the Nile. The leaves are narrower and only reach about 6 inches high, while the flower stalks reach about 2 feet tall. The clusters of blue flowers in August are dependable on this tough plant. (Zone 7) [2 quart pot]
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Agapanthus sp.
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Our Price: $5.00
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I collected seeds on my trip to Northern France, and have grown these to size here at Camellia Forest. [1 guart pot]
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Amorphaphallus konjac, Voodoo Lily
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Our Price: $5.00
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Amorphophallus konjac, Voodoo Lily
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Our Price: $30.00
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This is a bizarre aroid with a single, huge 3-4 foot diameter leaf with about 150 leaflets, and a giant 5-6 foot tall flower stalk that grows from the dry corm (without roots) indoors in the late winter or April outdoors. Plant these quite deep for winter hardiness. Be prepared for the floral scent! It's fly pollinated. These are budded corms.
Zone 7
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Amorphophallus konjac, Voodoo Lily
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Our Price: $12.00
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This is a bizarre aroid with a single, huge 3-4 foot diameter leaf with about 150 leaflets, and a giant 5-6 foot tall flower stalk that grows from the dry corm (without roots) indoors in the late winter or April outdoors. Plant these quite deep for winter hardiness. Be prepared for the floral scent! It's fly pollinated. These are budded corms.
Zone 7
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Habranthus robustus 'Russell Manning', Rain Lily
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Our Price: $10.00
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4 inch pot.
A pretty, sub-tropical bulb plant with a clump-forming habit. Large, trumpet-shaped pink flowers bloom several times during the summer months on 12-inch stems. These often do not thrive in overly irrigated sites, and require RAIN WATER to bloom.
Hardy to USDA Zones 8-10
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Habranthus robustus, Rainlily
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Our Price: $5.00
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1 quart pot.
This bulb has narrow, strap-like foliage but impressive white flowers flushed with pink in late summer. These can be induced to bloom by watering after a dry period, can be grown in pots, and are very pest resistant. Regular irrigation will not get them to bloom more. This species is native to Brazil and Argentina and flourishes for us.
Zone 6
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Habranthus texanus (aka H. tubispathus var. texensis), Copper Lily
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Our Price: $5.00
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NEW!
4 inch pot.
(syn H. tubispathus var texensis) Commonly called the "Copper Lily" this little bulb is native to Texas. It produces flared, bright yellow trumpet shaped flowers following summer rains. It is a vigorous rain lily, self producing underground bulblets each season and setting seed which germinates easily. It has grass like foliage and is best suited for sun to part shade. These often do not thrive in overly irrigated sites, and require RAIN WATER to bloom.
Hardy to USDA Zones 7-10
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