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Hymenocallis littoralis, commonly known as the beach spider lily, is a species of plant in the amaryllis family Amaryllidaceae.

Red spider lily flowers (Lycoris radiata)

Spider Lily at Alexander Springs in Ocala National Forest.

closeup view of Spider Lily, beach spider lily, Hymenocallis littoralis flower

Pictured hurricane lily in a white background.

Beautiful white flower Hymenocallis with narrow petals and high stamens with pollen. Macrophotography of wildlife

Woman touching red spider lily in public park

Lycoris radiata, alsocalled red spider lily. Originally from China, it was introduced into Japan and from there to the United States and elsewhere. It flowers in the late summer or autumn, often in response to heavy rainfall.

Tropical plants and flowers are exuberant in colors and shapes. Majestic or small, the beauty in nature is always fascinating.

Close up of a Poinciana, Caesalpinia gilliesii. Caesalpinia gilliesii, commonly called bird-of-paradise, is an evergreen (semi-deciduous to deciduous in the northern parts of its growing range) shrub or small tree in the pea family that typically grows to 10’ tall but occasionally rises to as much as 15’. It is native to subtropical areas of Argentina and Uruguay but is now widely grown in tropical and warm temperate regions around the world for its attractive yellow flowers with bright red stamens which bloom in summer in upright open racemes on branches clad with fern-like bipinnate compound green leaves.

A close-up shot captures a cluster of white spider lilies against a soft, blurred green backdrop of grass.

white spider lily flower with bokeh background

Spider Lily ( Lycoris radiata):Late Summer Blossoms in the Backyard Garden. Spider lily, also called Hurricane lily and Surprise lily, is a perennial bulb that blooms in September. Spider lily is called Autumn Equinox Flower in Japan, because it normally blooms around the Autumn Equinox.

Close- up a hymenocallis speciosa or the green-tinged spider lily and a bee taking nectar.

White Orchid flower with stamen and pollen, beautiful nature background with copy space, full frame horizontal composition

A close-up shot of a white spider lily (Lycoris) with delicate petals adorned with dewdrops, glistening in the soft morning light. The flower's intricate shape and the fresh droplets add a sense of purity and freshness to the scene, contrasting beautifully against the green foliage in the background.

$Spider lily, also called Hurricane lily and Surprise lily, is a perennial bulb that blooms in September. Spider lily is called Autumn Equinox Flower in Japan, because it normally blooms around the Autumn Equinox Day.\nThis photo of spider lily was taken at Kinchakuda, Hidaka City, Saitama Prefecture. Kinchakuda is one of the most famous places in Japan for its over one million stocks of red spider lily, which makes the whole park along Koma River the beautiful red carpet. \nWhen Commodore William Perry came to Japan to open some Japanese ports aboard some of US Navy’s steam ships in1854, it is said that Captain William Roberts aboard one ship of the fleet acquired 3 bulbs of the red spider lily and brought back to his home, spreading all over the US.$

Beach Spider Lily, Giant lily or Hymenocallis littoralis or Hymenocallis littoralis Salisb or Spider lily or amaryllidaceae or white flower in the garden

Pancratium maritimum, or sea daffodil in afternoon light in Gavá beach in Barcelona.

Top view of Crinum asiaticum ,Poison Lily, Giant Crinum Lily, Grand Crinum Lily, Spider Lily, focus selective

Close up view of Beach spider lily flower

White Caribbean spider-lily isolated on black background

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