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Rain Lily Zephyranthes atamasca, commonly called the atamasco lily, is native to Florida. Photo: Marc S. Frank, University of Florida Herbarium This plant that springs miraculously from the ground after the rain is known by many names: rain lily, zephyr lily, fairy lily. Their delicate blossoms can be pink, white or even yellow.. Easy-to-grow rain lilies (Zephyranthes candida) multiply in your flower garden readily, springing up after a summer shower. Learn where and when to plant them.

What is Rain Lily? Rain lily is a perennial flower belonging to the Amaryllidaceae family, which includes famous blooms like daffodils, snowdrops, amaryllis, and many more that grow from bulbs. Producing a sweet floral scent, the funnel-shaped flowers with six prominent petals appear in many hues. It has unassuming green grass-like foliage that suddenly bursts into pink, lilac, yellow, white.. Rain Lily Planting & Growing Guide Zephyranthes is a tropical wildflower best known by the name Rain Lilies, which was given due to their tendency to bloom after a hard rainfall. These petite charmers are perfect for filling in bare garden spaces, as they gently naturalize and weave through established plants.