Color: Pink
Hardiness Zone: 7-10
Height: 10-12 inches
 
The Habranthas Robustus is a fast-multiplying "rain lily" producing multiple flushes of large, trumpet-shaped, soft pink flowers on leafless stems (scapes) throughout summer/fall, especially after rain. Foliage is flat and bluish-green. Excellent for naturalizing, containers, and extending the cut flower season in late summer/fall.  Habranthus robustus, commonly known as the Brazilian copperlily, pink rain lily, or pink fairy lily, is a bulbous perennial herb native to Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay. It features narrow, strap-like green leaves up to 1 foot long and produces showy, funnel-shaped flowers in shades of pink to coppery-pink on 10-inch stalks. These flowers often appear after rain in spring through summer, making it a vigorous, low-maintenance plant for gardens or containers.  It has characteristic sideways-facing, bell-shaped pink blooms amid grassy foliage, typical of Habranthus robustus in a garden setting. and it grows 0.8-1 foot tall and 0.4-0.5 foot wide with moderate growth.​  It thrives in full sun with medium to high water needs and good drainage, and is suitable for rock gardens, borders, or xeriscaping; drought0-tolerant once established. 
They are similar to Zephyranthes, but the flowers face to the side and are very large. It is hard to find true Habranthus for sale. These are native to south America. Great outdoors in the south, excellent for indoor pots and plants. Tollerates any soil type, and easy to grow. Blooms several times each summer, after heavy rains (hence their common name " Rain Lily "). Hardy in zones 8-11, elsewhere dig and store for the winter.
 
Pack of 10 for $18