Lycoris caldwellii Sunray Lysichiton We usually see a little

We usually see a little leaf burn when temperatures drop much below 10 degrees F

is topped with near-white flowers in early summer

growers need to distinguish each with a cultivar name

We feel this import by the late Oregon plantsman Chet Tompkins from a gardener in China is one of the finest acanthus on the market

Lycoris caldwellii Sunray Lysichiton We usually see a littleWe are thrilled to finally name and introduce for 2024, an amazing Margot Williams (USDA) hybrid of Lycoris longituba x chinensis, made back in the 1970s, and thought to be lost. Fortunately, California lycoris guru, Phil Adams was gifted a bulb, that he maintained for the last 40 years, before sharing with us. Starting for us in late August, the sturdy 26" tall spikes are each topped with up to 8 large, butter yellow flowers, beaming in the garden