Green Lily, Texas Feathershank

It just grows outside. I leave it alone and it does it's thing on my dry limestone hill. My plants are mostly green . My neighbor on the ...Read Moreother side has a pinkish colored ones that ar much larger. It might be because they are older. They get more sun than mine.. I think I am going to collect some of it's seeds this year and try to germinate them.

Also known as Texas Green Lily. Occurs naturally in limestone soil on slopes, canyons, outwashes, and flats from northeastern Rio Grande ...Read Moreplains to the hill country and the Edwards Plateau of Texas. Similar cultural requirements as Schoenocaulon drummondii except it blooms in late spring. Texas Green Lily has tiny pale green flowers with extruded pale pink stamens and a faintly sweet scent. A not real showy but interesting native Texas bulb for collectors. Grass-like leaves actively grow for most of the year, the plants are not invasive, and it tolerates poor and dry soil. I grow this plant in a large clay pot.