Zephyranthus candida

Flowers encountered during a leisurely trip to Shuzenji – Zephyranthes (Zephyr lily)

Left: Shuzen-ji Temple (Note that the characters for 'Zen' and 'Zen' differ between Shuzenji Temple and the town area), Right: 'Bamboo Forest Path,' a famous tourist spot in Shuzenji.
Zephyranthes is not a rare flower, but when they bloom in clusters, they stand out. We’d like to introduce the flower 'Zephyranthes' that I encountered in the town of Shuzenji.

Zephyranthus candida or Tamasdare (Scientific name: Zephyranthus candida) is a Peruvian origin and is a bulb plant of the Amaryllidaceae family. There are bulbs in the basement. From summer to autumn, unidirectional inflorescences are stretched out from the flower stems coming out of a linear crowded leaf, and a white funnel shaped flower with a 6-deep tip is attached. Leaves are dark green and resemble leek. The genus Zephyrinusus is called by flower color. White flowers are called Thamas Dare, or Zephyrinus Candida. There are peach flower varieties called Zephyrusus Caritana. Because it is short and has a small number of flowers, many stocks are used for potted plants and ground covers.

Common name: Zephyranthus candida or Tamasdare , Scientific name: Zephyranthus candida, aka: White rain lily, Zepher lily, Peruvian swamp lily, autumn zephyrlily, fairy lily, Place of Origin: Peru, Living Type: Bulbs, bulb diameter: 2.5 cm, Stems: Upright, Plant Length: 15 to 30 cm, root root leaves, leaf shape: alternate, leaf shape: thick and slender linear shape, leaf color: green, leaf height: 20 to 30 cm, leaf width: 2 to 4 cm, leaf margin: all edges, Flower stem: hollow, inflorescence: unary / single plant, flower collar: funnel shape, flower color: white, peach, yellow, flower diameter: 3 to 5 cm, flower piece count: 6, stamens number: 6, pistil number: 1, blooming Period: June to Noveember, fruit type: fruit diameter, fruit diameter: 1.2 to 1.5 cm, seed.

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