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Amarcrinum, Canna, Crinum, Eucomis, Habranthus, Hippeastrum, |
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| Lycoris (Amaryllidaceae) |
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Spider Lily, Surprise Lily, Hurricane Lily, Resurrection Lily, Magic Lily, Naked Ladies |
| | Zonal Range: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 |
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| Lycoris longituba |
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One of the spring foliage Lycoris. A wonderful surprise of white to off-white trumpet flowers borne on tall flower stalks in late summer to early autumn. A good choice for a hardy white Lycoris species. Ht. 24-30 inches. Hardy in zones 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Learn MORE...
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Catalog Number: N07-380 | — |
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$ 12.95 per 1 bulb(s) |
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| Lycoris radiata var. pumila |
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One of the winter foliage Lycoris. A wonderful surprise of red, frilled flowers borne on 12-18 inch flower stalks in late summer. The most well-known and cultivated of the Lycoris species, this variety is fertile and slightly more tender than Lycoris radiata var. radiata. Ht. 12-18 inches. Hardy in zones 7, 8, 9, 10. Learn MORE...
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Catalog Number: N07-385 | — |
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$ 12.95 per 3 bulb(s) |
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| Lycoris radiata var. radiata |
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One of the winter foliage Lycoris. A wonderful surprise of red, frilled flowers borne on 18-24 inch flower stalks in late summer to early autumn. The most well-known and cultivated of the Lycoris species. Ht. 18-24 inches. Hardy in zones 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. Learn MORE...
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Catalog Number: N07-390 | — |
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$ 10.95 per 3 bulb(s) |
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| Lycoris sanguinea |
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One of the spring foliage hardier Lycoris. A mid- to late-summer bloomer. One of the more petite species. Ht. 12-18 inches. Hardy in zones 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Learn MORE...
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Catalog Number: N07-400 | — |
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$ 12.95 per 1 bulb(s) |
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| Lycoris sprengeri |
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One of the spring foliage hardier Lycoris. A mid- to late-summer bloomer. These blooms are more trumpet shaped, pink with ink blue petal tips. Ht. 18-30 inches. Hardy in zones 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Learn MORE...
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Catalog Number: N07-410 | — |
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$ 12.95 per 1 bulb(s) |
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| Lycoris squamigera |
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One of the spring foliage hardier Lycoris, and often mistaken for Amaryllis belladonna, which is only hardy in zone 7 and warmer. Blooms in late July. The most well-known and often grown of the hardier species with pink to mauve trumpeted flowers. Ht. 24-36 inches. Hardy in zones 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Learn MORE...
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Catalog Number: N07-420 | — |
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| Lycoris 'Blushing Lady' |
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A beautiful winter foliage variety with a rose blush flower color Ht. 18-24 inches. Hardy in zones 7, 8, 9, 10. Learn MORE...
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Catalog Number: N07-430 | — |
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$ 19.95 per 1 bulb(s) |
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| Lycoris 'Flaming Dragon' |
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Appearing something like L. haywardii, but having very rich, deep, dark coloring, this winter foliage variety is a true keeper! Ht. 24 inches. Hardy in zones 7, 8, 9, 10. Learn MORE...
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Catalog Number: N07-440 | — |
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$ 17.95 per 1 bulb(s) |
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| Lycoris 'Plot J' |
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Sold to me as L. houdyshelii, though having similar flower color, it does not have the regal stature of the species. The winter foliage looks like L. radiata foliage, and it is a very prolific divider and bloomer, also sterile like the true species. I have been very pleased with this variety's performance. Ht. 24 inches. Hardy in zones 7, 8, 9, 10. Learn MORE...
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Catalog Number: N07-450 | — |
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| Zephyranthes (Amaryllidaceae) |
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Rain Lily, Zephyr Lily, Fairy Lily |
Now this is a genus, along with Habranthus, that is a must have for the southern gardener. Many species exist and many more varieties have been bred. As they are not a large plant, they are fantastic for border plantings. Many members of this genus are known for popping out flowers all through the summer after dry periods followed by thunder showers. Meanwhile, Z. candida can be treated like a bog plant. | | Zonal Range: (6), 7, 8, 9, 10 |
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| Zephyranthes candida |
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These are great bulbs to have in the southern landscape. They are a unique rain lily in that they are very happy as a bog plant. In late summer they throw up solitary white blooms just a couple of days after much needed rain. Best experienced in groupings. Ht. 8-10 inches. Learn MORE...
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Catalog Number: N07-480 | — |
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$ 6.45 per 6 bulb(s) |
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