Lycoris radiata var radiata Fire Engine North Africa In late winter/early spring

In late winter/early spring

Aspidistra elatior 'Akebono' is composed of evergreen 30" tall leaves

This early Indian import in 1906 by the Reasoner Brothers (according to Scott Ogden) is a probable hybrid of C

This is the only agave we've ever seen with such a unique leaf pattern

Discovered growing on steep

Lycoris radiata var radiata Fire Engine North Africa In late winter/early springPropagated from bulbs we received from China in 2008, this 2011 Plant Delights Nursery introduction represents new genetics for Lycoris radiata var. radiata, a plant that has long been cultivated in the southeastern US, hence the new cultivar name. Lycoris 'Fire Engine' begins flowering for us in late August (a week after Lycoris radiata 'Adams August') with magnificent heads of heavily ruffled, fire engine red flowers. The most unique feature of this