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ZEPHYRANTHES [ATAMOSCO ROSEA]

PicturePhoto by Van Hoang
Zepher Lily


Local Name:  Nardo (Guam)

The nardo is a bulbous plant of tropical American origin. It has a beautiful flower and is cultivated widely. Safford writes: "I found it escaped, growing in the Plaza de Magallanes, [now Plaza de Espana]  Agaña, and transplanted it to my garden, where it bloomed monthly."



For more information, see Safford's Useful Plants of Guam, 2009 facsimile edition, page 192.



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