Lycoris rosea Cardinals Robe Arisaema Impatiens omeiana is stoloniferous and

Impatiens omeiana is stoloniferous and

Yucca Do assigned it a cultivar name of Zephyranthes 'Abacos Apricot' because of its abundance on the Bahamas Abacos (outer) Islands

selected from our original wild seed grown plants from a Will McLewin 1993 Slovenian collection (12

Allium kiiense makes a very small

perfectly shaped

Lycoris rosea Cardinals Robe Arisaema Impatiens omeiana is stoloniferous andLycoris x rosea 'Cardinal's Robe' is a Phil Adams cross of Lycoris sprengeri 'Hayward' and Lycoris radiata. The 18" cinnamon stalks are topped for us, starting in mid August with up to six, scarlet orange, spidery flowers. AS the flowers age, a small blue tip appears at the end of each petal. For us, the foliage emerges in late October, and grows all winter.