Zephyranthes Morning Star Hallucinogenic Plants the leaf edges turn amber-purple

the leaf edges turn amber-purple and continue intensifying until fall when the leaves show a pronounced banded edge on both the front and back

felty green foliage adorns the 10" tall upright stems which are then topped

Considered the hardiest of the genus Brahea

This is the true species

Zephyranthes Morning Star Hallucinogenic Plants the leaf edges turn amber-purpleThis 2011 Plant Delights JLBG introduction, is from the breeding program of the late Fadjar Marta of Indonesia, produces stunning light pink flowers contrasted by a bright yellow central star. Zephyranthes 'Morning Star' begins flowering after rains in midsummer and continues (as long as it rains) into early fall. Maintenance: Zephyranthes, the rain lilies, are very low maintenance where they are winter hardy (generally zone 7 and warmer). The foliage