Zephyranthes atamasco UPOWMXSC3950 The plant's name 'Blue Flame'

The plant's name 'Blue Flame' is derived from its blue foliage and its gracefully incurved leaf tips

Exposure: Full Sun to light Shade

are watered and “aired” correctly

the sap of the tee is highly toxic

also known as Plectranthus tomentosa

Zephyranthes atamasco UPOWMXSC3950 The plant's name 'Blue Flame'Succulent Zephyranthes atamasco belongs to the Lilaceace family and is a native of the southeastern US where its habitat includes meadows, bottomlands, wet woods, etc. It is a plant that grows in clusters with grass like leaves. The Zephyranthes atamasco is a colony forming perennial plant growing to a height of 8 to 15 inches, with the common name Atamasco lily. Between spring to summer, the plant bears solitary white flowers. Just after flowering,