08/29/2026
Meet a desert bloom with a few surprises! The Sonoran Spider Lily (Hymenocallis sonorensis) gets its name from its blooms made up of six narrow, curved petals surrounding a shallow cup formed by fused stamens, giving this unique flower its signature spider-like shape.
Related to amaryllis and growing from bulbs tucked underground, this Sonoran Desert native likes to keep its feet wet and can be found growing along streams and other moist spots.
See if you can spot the Sonoran Spider Lily on your next walk through the gardens.