Zephyranthus Robustus Pink

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Pack Size: 12 Bulbs

12 Bulbs

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Product Description

Zephyranthus Robustus Pink

Add grace and charm to your garden with Zephyranthus Robustus Pink, commonly known as Rain Lilies. These delicate, trumpet-shaped pink blooms appear after rainfall, bringing a soft, romantic touch to borders, containers, and rock gardens. With their easy-to-grow nature and long-lasting flowering, these bulbs create a stunning seasonal display from summer to early autumn.

Planting & CarePlanting Time: Spring after the last frostDepth & Spacing: Plant bulbs 5cm (2 inches) deep and 10cm (4 inches) apartPosition: Full sun or partial shade in well-drained soilFlowering Period: Summer to early autumnHeight & Spread: 15-30cm tall, spread 10-20cm
Care Tips:✅ Water regularly, particularly after dry spells, to encourage blooming✅ Allow foliage to die back naturally to support stronger flowering next season✅ Ideal for borders, containers, and naturalised planting areas
With their elegant pink blooms and natural resilience, Zephyranthus Robustus Pink is a fantastic choice for adding soft colour and beauty to your garden. Whether used in formal designs or wildflower-inspired displays, these Rain Lilies provide a delightful and effortless floral show.

Specs & Details

Established height: 20-30cm
Established spread: 5-10cm
Plant spacing: 100 bulbs per m²
Flower colour: Pink
Life cycle: Perennial
Habit: Upright

Features

Perfect for Pots
Perennial (Regrows)
Thrives Full Sun
Full Hardy

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FAQs

Please read our FAQs page to find out more.

Can I plant Zephyranthus bulbs now in the UK?

Zephyranthus, also known as rain lily, is safest planted in spring after the risk of hard frost has passed. Grow it in a sunny, sheltered position with free-draining soil, or start the bulbs in pots under cover.

Why is Zephyranthus called a rain lily?

Zephyranthus often produces a flush of flowers after warm summer rain or a thorough watering following a dry spell. This is a natural part of its growing cycle, although flowers also depend on the bulbs receiving enough sun and warmth.

Can I grow Zephyranthus in pots?

Yes. Zephyranthus is very well suited to containers. Use a pot with drainage holes and a free-draining compost, place it in full sun and water during active growth without allowing the bulbs to sit in constantly wet compost.

Will Zephyranthus bulbs survive winter outside in the UK?

Most Zephyranthus bulbs need frost-free protection in the UK. When the foliage dies back, keep pots just moist in a cool, frost-free place, or lift garden-grown bulbs and store them under cover until spring.

Do Zephyranthus bulbs multiply?

Yes. Established bulbs can produce small offsets and gradually form larger clumps. Separate offsets in spring if the pot becomes crowded, then replant them to make new displays.