Hymenocallis pimana Silene developing eventually into a 5'

developing eventually into a 5' wide clump

If you have a good imagination

Removing spent flower stalks will improve the appearance of the plant

so is easy to transplant to new locations

deeply toothed leaves

Hymenocallis pimana Silene developing eventually into a 5'Hymenocallis pimana, named in 1990, was discovered in the Mexican Sierra Madre Occidental mountains in the states of Chihuahua and Sonora. In the wild, Hymenocallis pimana is found in large colonies near waterways at 6,000' elevation. Pima spider lily is one of the showiest spider lilies we grow. The tight, but fast offsetting clump is topped with hundreds of white, nocturnally fragrant flowers in mid June (NC) held atop 18" tall scapes. Despite its