I have almost 25 species and hybrids of zephyranthes and habranthus, and I wouldn't call any of them lavender, though there are many shades of pink. My two best references, "Garden Bulbs for the South" by Scott Ogden, and "Bulbs for Warm Climates", by Thaddeus Howard, don't mention anything in that color range either. There is, however, lots of hybridizing being done, so it's not outside the realm of possibility. The seeds are easy and fun to grow, though, so give 'em a shot - you have nothing to lose!

I have grown Z. Drummondii from seeds for the last 3 years, received Z. citrina seeds last fall...am proud to say I had a lot of baby bulbs to plant in my garden this spring, swapped for a few Habranthus robustus seeds with a reward of 3 bulbs this spring, and a few Zephyranthes atamasco which are still tiny. Just received seeds for Zephyranthes candida, Zephyranthes citrina and the lavender rain lily.

Swapped for a beautiful 'pink' rain lily that is white with pink toward the tip of the blossom...it was in bloom when I received them but no seed pod :(.

Have Rhodophiala bifida (Oxblood Lily) which does not produce seeds. I love them all!! I'm always looking for more seeds.

If anyone would like Z. drummondii seeds...I have lots this year.

I will plant the lavender rain lily seeds and see what I get. Thank you so much for the reply!

Peggy