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Feature

Fragrant pink curly petaled flowers
Flowers in late summer
Full sun to mostly sun
Zones 6-9S/10W, grow anywhere indoors
Package contains 3 big bulbs

Description

The scoop on Lycoris Pink Squamigera Developing over time into bulb clusters with oodles of tall stalks topped with curly pink blooms, these lycoris are remarkably tough. Plant where they'll get sun and good drainage. They'll take care of the rest . . . for years to come. This lycoris is an heirloom, first grown in the late 1880s. Note to cold region gardeners: pink squamigera is the most winter hardy of any lycoris available today. Why Grow Lycoris? Grow lycoris for the tall, dramatic flowers Well-sited lycoris perform beautifully for years with remarkably little care Flower stems sprout first, followed by foliage that persists through winter in warmer parts of the range Lycoris plants are also known as magic, surprise, hurricane and resurrection lilies as they often sprout and flower strongly after heavy late summer rains or hurricanes . . . appearing as if by magic.