Zephyranthes Summers Chill Malvaviscus Regarded as one of the

Regarded as one of the most distinctive new hostas in years

Bob's cross of Hosta 'Tortifrons' x Hosta 'One Man's Treasure' makes a 22" wide clump of very glossy

named after Scottish botanist Francis Hamilton (1762-1829)

was discovered by plantsman Jack Johnston near the southern end of its range in Rabun County

Zephyranthes Summers Chill Malvaviscus Regarded as one of theZephyranthes 'Summer's Chill' is a Yucca Do selection introduction from the famed rain lily strain they found on Mexico's La Bufa Del Diente Mountain. The glossy, strap leaf evergreen clumps are topped, starting in early July, with 8" tall spikes each ending in a large white flower with lovely pink tips. Each seedling will be different from the parents, so Zephyranthes 'Summer Chill' is a vegetatively propagated select clone. Watch our Plant Spotlight