Zephyranthes rosea was recently posted on Facebook. I can ask the guy if he minds if I use his photos if anyone is interested. It definitely does exist, it is smaller than Z. grandiflora and the leaves lie flat on the ground. It is supposed to be a species from Peru which of course plant wise is a closed door. In the plantlist.org it says it is an accepted name Lindl. I have been looking for the one you mention Jane, but can't find it on the PBS Wiki. I do grow it but so far it has not yet flowered. It has a small bulb. Small even for Rainlilies. Ina Crossley Auckland New Zealand On 6/07/2015 6:12 a.m., Jane McGary wrote: > A query has come via the PBS website about "Zephyranthes rosea", > asking who wrote about it on our wiki. Since we have no such species > there, I wonder if the Z. rosea offered by various nurseries is in > fact the purported natural hybrid 'Labuffarosea'? We do have that one > on the Z. hybrids page. The inquirer may not have found it because of > limited English. Can someone clear this up so I can tell her what the > situation is? > Thanks, > Jane McGary > No Zephyranthes here, and no rain either for a long time... >