Zephyranthes drummondii Fedora Pteris upright pea-foliaged stems arise from

upright pea-foliaged stems arise from a slow-moving (NOT INVASIVE) rhizome

daisy-like flowers at a time when bees and butterflies find them most welcome

pycnophylla) makes a 27" wide clump of pointed

Man with the Golden Gun

no relation to 'Roseanne Roseannadanna'

Zephyranthes drummondii Fedora Pteris upright pea-foliaged stems arise fromZephyranthes 'Fedora' is a 2007 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a huge flowering selection of the North American native Zephyranthes drummondii we discovered in 1994 at 3,500' in the Sierra Chiquita mountains of Mexico. The flat, glaucous leaves produce huge, 2. 5" wide diameter offsetting bulbs. For us, Zephyranthes drummondii 'Fedora' makes a 1' diameter clump which begins flowering in late April to early May and reblooms well throughout late