Pale pink to white.

Flowers seem to glitter because of special water-filled cell structures. Said to be hardy down to zone 5 (haven’t tried it there though).

From South Africa, Nerine produce umbels of exotic, spicy flowers with narrow, wavy, recurved petals which bloom on top of bare 18″-24″ stems in late summer or fall. They are such a delight because they seem to pop up out of nowhere unannounced and provide color when many other flowers have faded. They are pest-proof, make superb cut flowers (lasting 2-3 weeks cut) and are excellent in containers. 11+ cm bulbs!

They may take a season or two to become established before flowering.