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Hymenocallis Blooming

Published Monday, June 23, 2008 by Bulb Hunter | E-mail this post

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We have an early blooming Hymenocallis that we are looking at in our fields. The most common Hymenocallis in gardens around the south is the H. ‘Tropical Giant’ variety, and the most common Hymenocallis found natively in open fields, swamps, etc. is the H. liriosme.

Based on it’s aggressive growth (look at the roots above after only one month of growth) and early blooming period, I do not believe it to be one of those two. As we observe it grow over this season and the next, we will hope to come to a conclusion and will be sure to let you know!

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