Nerine bowdenii 'Wayne's Rose' Eucalyptus and bearing mauve flowers in

and bearing mauve flowers in June to July

Wonderfully adapted to dry summer climates and very successful as a street tree

Scrophulariaceae

A most attractive garden "shrub" or container specimen for sun and decently drained soil

Nerine bowdenii 'Wayne's Rose' Eucalyptus and bearing mauve flowers inDelightful fall blooming shell pink to salmon flowered amaryllis relative from eastern South Africa, adapted to dry summers, or wet, provided good drainage and sun. Summer dormant with flowers emerging "nekked" from September through November; strappy green leaves to about a foot tall beginning in December and January. This form was selected by the late Wayne Roderick from the collections of the University of California Botanical Garden at Berkeley