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No it came as BX/SX seed under another name 

Zephyranthes reginea. Open butter yellow, Turns almost white second day. Little to no rosea on reverse

Zephyranthes fluvialis

Zephyranthes citrinum

Zephyranthes smalii, hardy in ground year round here in Southern Kentucky

Zephyranthes jonesii

Several Milla blooming now

Milla potosina sent up some late scapes with all the Recent rain in Kentucky
And Milla oxacana is starting into bloom

M potosina has a raspy flower stem
M oaxacana has a smooth stem

Last pic both side by side
2nd potosina
1st oaxacana

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Yes

Hymenocallis riparia from Sinaloa, Mexico near Cascadia, from Hannon. In a pool of water. Blooming now. 

Hymenocallis azteciana from the Jslisco Mtns, Mexico.  Fairly wide glaucous leaves about 1 foot tall.  From Hannon. Blooming now. Look

Hi
I live in S Kentucky
i have a few fresh seed of H. guerreroensis. Ex BX 381

I am looking for hymenocallis from the Florida panhandle like H franklinii

I grow the purple forms in Southern Kentucky in gritty sand beds and in Anderson mesh bottom flats filled with calcarous sand, pumice, lime tufa and what ever other gritty material i have. They get watered when they are potted or  emerge and when it rains and once a week when it is 95- 100F. This year i have had little seed set only a few pods from hand pollination.  It is extra hot this summer, days above 95, nights above 85F. And with a little rain it is rediculously humid. I think it is too hot for good seed set. 

Prospero autumnale
In a short pink and a taller purple form

These are not nearly as aggressive as the Barnardia. 

A late summer bulb from low elevations in Northern Morocco. Have not seen it in years, must have liked the recent rain

Is this Zephyranthes traubii ?

It has the odd tepal orientation of Z jonesii