This plant is known by several common names: Ismene， Spider Lily， and Peruvian Daffodil， and its botanical name is Hymenocallis Sulphur Queen. It is native to the Americas， and the flower resembles a daffodil blooming in the summer. The long， strap-shaped leaves are quite showy in their own right. It is a good naturalizer and pest proof and attracts bees and butterflies. Ismene Sulphur Queen produces soft， yellow flowers with a striking green throat that looks spectacular in the evening garden. The flowers produce a citrus-like fragrance. Each stalk grows 2-3 large trumpet-shaped flowers.

Citrus-like fragrance

Suitable for indoor growing

Each stalk grows 2-3 large trumpet-shaped flowers

Bulb size 14-16 cm

Ismene sulphur queen produces soft yellow flowers with a striking green throat which looks spectacular in the evening garden

Plant is known by several common names， ismene， spider lily and peruvian daffodil

Good naturalizer and pest proof

Water regularly， but do not over water as they do not like wet feet， if grown as a house plant we suggest to use a 3 Gal. pot or larger

Although hardy in USDA zones 8-11， elsewhere dig the bulbs before frost and store indoors

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