White Rain Lily forms a clump to about 12 inches tall and wide, with narrow, glossy, dark green leaves. From fall to spring it is covered with white flowers in response to changes in moisture. These little beauties are tolerant of a wide range of soils, exposures, and irrigation schedules, and are grown in many parts of the country. These will usually lose their leaves through the summer but pop right back up again once the temperatures cool. Excellent pop of winter color in rock and cactus gardens. Native to South America