Hill Country Rain Lily

Cooperia pedunculata

Hill Country rain lily sends up crisp white flowers after spring rains across Texas prairies and roadsides, a tough, deer-resistant bulb that naturalizes in sunny, well-drained ground.

Family: Amaryllidaceae
Type: wildflower
Lifespan: perennial
Height: 0.5–1 ft
Spacing: 0.3–0.6 ft apart
Light: sun
Soil moisture: moist, dry
Soil pH: neutral, alkaline
Bloom: April, May, June
Bloom colors: white
Wildlife value: pollinators
Landscape uses: border, container
Native states: TX