Lycoris rosea Pink A Blue Uruguay Beginning in late summer

Beginning in late summer

This is our first offering of the splendid ladyslipper orchid hybrid

Sunflare hakone grass is a light shade plant that doesn't have much sun tolerance

Echinaceas will die to the ground after a hard freeze

This unusual selection of the Japanese native Epimedium diphyllum makes a short 8" clump

Lycoris rosea Pink A Blue Uruguay Beginning in late summerLycoris x rosea 'Pink a Blue' is a Phil Adams cross of Lycoris sprengeri x Lycoris radiata var. pumila. The 18" tall stalks emerge for us in late July with dark pink buds tipped in blue. The spidery flowers open as dark pink flowers with prominent blue petal tips. The foliage emerges for us in October and persists until spring.