Hymenocallis caribaea Tropical Giant Rain Garden Plants The extremely large clumps of

The extremely large clumps of glossy green leaves that emerge blue-green in spring are topped with 5' tall stalks of light lavender flowers in June (NC)

This dazzling yucca has labored in obscurity due to its very slow growth habit

starting in late March (NC)

very unique (don't fuss

returning each spring

Hymenocallis caribaea Tropical Giant Rain Garden Plants The extremely large clumps ofHymenocallis 'Tropical Giant' is an old garden hybrid that inhabits abandoned home sites in the South and is one of the most reliable of the spider lilies. The lush, glossy green, amaryllis like foliage forms a dramatic clump that, while very drought tolerant, multiplies well when kept moist. In early July, the 2' tall x 3' wide clumps are topped with sweetly fragrant, white spider like flowers. The small daffodil like cup is highlighted with long