Lycoris straminea Fawn Colored Foliage Hosta 'Raspberry Sundae' makes a
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
Hosta 'Raspberry Sundae' makes a 9" tall x 23" wide clump of creamy white leaves edged in glossy green and adorned with burgundy petioles whose color extends into the central portion of the leaves
Hosta 'Frances Williams'
we've never seen a seedling from our clump
The yellow flying-saucer-like flowers are much larger than the typical species and they are produced in midsummer rather than early spring
we recommend removing all old foliage regularly to retain the attractiveness of the clump
Lycoris straminea Fawn Colored Foliage Hosta 'Raspberry Sundae' makes aLycoris x straminea 'Fawn' is a highly coveted hybrid of Lycoris radiata var. pumila x chinensis 'Sperryi' from the late Sam Caldwell that's been virtually unavailable for the last 50+ years, which we hope to finally solve. Lycoris 'Fawn' starts flowering for us in late August early September with 18" tall stalks of spidery flowers that open yellow with a golden throat, and age to peach with an orange throat a fascinating color change in a matter of