Lycoris radiata var pumila Red China Yellow/Gold Flowering Plants meaning it becomes brighter later

meaning it becomes brighter later in the season

arching fronds that can reach nearly 3' long

Being seedlings

The only other yearly maintenance consists of cutting the foliage to the ground after frost

but it is NOT an invasive plant (displacing natives in functioning ecosystems)

Lycoris radiata var pumila Red China Yellow/Gold Flowering Plants meaning it becomes brighter laterLycoris 'Red China' is a 2010 Plant Delights Nursery introduction from a batch of lycoris that we originally got from China in 2003. These Lycoris radiata var. pumila represent different genetics from the plants typically offered for sale in the US. Lycoris 'Red China' is a mid to late August (NC) cherry red flowering strain that produces 26" tall green stalks, topped with clusters of 5 6 very narrow petalled spidery orange red flowers. After