High Country Gardens Rain Lily Mix

Rain Lilies are native to regions where they have evolved to respond to sudden moisture. The influx of water triggers their dormant bulbs to rapidly produce foliage and flowers, which is why they are often called 'Fairy Lilies.'

Yes, they are excellent for containers. If you live in a climate colder than zone 7, you can grow them in pots and move the containers indoors or into a frost-free garage during the winter to protect the bulbs.

These bulbs look best when planted in clusters. With a recommended spacing of 9 bulbs per square foot, you can use the entire bag of 25 bulbs to create a dense, colorful colony in a small garden bed or a large decorative pot.

Rain Lilies are considered deer resistant, making them a great choice for gardens where wildlife pressure is a concern. While no plant is entirely deer-proof, they are generally ignored by deer in favor of tastier options.

Plant the bulbs 2.5 inches deep in a spot that receives full to partial sun. Ensure the soil is well-draining, as these bulbs prefer consistent moisture during the growing season but can rot if left in standing water.