Texas rain lilies in July!

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  1. marlingardener

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    We usually have rain lilies in the early spring, but this year, with all the rain, we have them in July.
    Please forgive the long grass--we can't bring ourselves to mow the lilies when mowing grass.
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    I like the looks of those. I would not mow them down either. How long will you be able to enjoy them?
     
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    Sjoerd, they will last a week at most, but like most bulb flowers, they reappear when the conditions are right. The next penetrating rain, and they will be back!
     
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    Neat! They sure are pretty. I wouldn't be able to mow over them either!
     
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    That is an interesting plant. We do not have them here. We just keep finding out new things on here. Thanks a mil.
     
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