Description
These will ship after the new harvest in May!
These enchanting flowers are native to Asia. The red variety has naturalized in many parts of the South, and can be potted plants in colder areas. They bloom in late summer or fall.
Lycoris Albiflora is just as hardy as Lycoris Radiata (the red) in my experience. Its foliage is very similar to Radiata so I expect it to be hardy down to zone 6 (be sure to mulch in zone 7 and lower). Even though its native habitat is shady woodland, I have grown it in full blistering Arizona sun, forgetting to water it for months at a time. It is summer dormant but enjoys summer water.
Frequently lycoris do not bloom the first year after transplanting.
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