Lycoris radiata var pumila Fourth of July Endangered Plants a superb accent plant

a superb accent plant

This 1975 Barry Yinger introduction from Japan is a glaringly beautiful

woodland soils

Amorphophallus 'Pinto' is so slow to offset

Our trillium offerings are all flowering-sized plants

Lycoris radiata var pumila Fourth of July Endangered Plants a superb accent plantLycoris radiata 'Fourth of July' is a Plant Delights named selection from a plant we acquired from plantsman Jim Waddick in the early 1990s. For us, this is the earliest flowering selection of Lycoris radiata, often starting as soon as early July, but after severe winters, not until early August. The 20" tall, cinnamon stalk is topped with 5 6 small, frilly salmon orange flowers. The foliage emerges in fall.