On Wed, 28 May 2003 03:10:18 GMT, Robert Wilson
wrote:

After a recent respite from the dry spell, I started noticing a while
lily bloom seem to pop up out of the ground.

These Rain-lilies are probably in the genus Cooperia which is often
associated with Zephryanthes. But the common ones are C. drummondii
and C. pedunculata.

They transplant easily and the few I have growing seem to do well, if
the deer would leave them alone.

Rusty Mase


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