Lycoris straminea Ring of Gold Anisacanthus whose petals are slightly narrower

whose petals are slightly narrower than typical Lycoris sprengeri

simply unreal and very easy to grow in average garden soil in light shade

solid silver-foliage form of Trillium cuneatum

but only in fall or winter

so its flowers are most welcome

Lycoris straminea Ring of Gold Anisacanthus whose petals are slightly narrowerLycoris x straminea 'Ring of Gold' is a 2020 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a Phil Adams cross of Lycoris radiata var. pumila and Lycoris chinensis. The 18" tall green stalks emerge in late August (NC), topped with 5 6 yellow buds tipped with red streaks. The buds open to small, rich yellow, ruffled flowers with a darker golden yellow streak down the center of the petals, contrasting nicely to the cranberry tipped anthers. The foliage emerges in