Hymenocallis pygmaea South of the Border Ionactis the peachy-colored flowers with long

the peachy-colored flowers with long tails are produced from the leaf axils

this scrambling multiflora-type rose is the star of our spring open house weekends

Despite being poisonous to humans

Our offering is propagated from our 2003 collection from Clay County

The species is named after the Anatoly region of Turkey

Hymenocallis pygmaea South of the Border Ionactis the peachy-colored flowers with longHymenocallis pygmaea 'South of the Border' is a 2026 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of the rare "Carolinas" native spider lily. Pygmy spider lily was first published in 1962 by the late Hamilton Traub, from a specimen discovered by pre eminent Southeast US botanist, Mary Henry. Pygmy spider lily only occurs in a few populations along the North Carolina South Carolina coastal border. Our offering was propagated from a Gerald Smith collection from the