Lycoris albiflora Blushing Lady Dwarf Plants but nameless manfreda

but nameless manfreda

each highlighted by a dark purple stripe down the back center of each petal and a very dark purple lip surrounding a yellow throat

Plant in well-drained soils

hailing from as high as 4

Very moist soils make for the most spectacular Japanese iris clumps

Lycoris albiflora Blushing Lady Dwarf Plants but nameless manfredaLycoris 'Blushing Lady' is one of our favorite clones of Lycoris x albiflora a cross of Lycoris aurea x radiata var. pumila. Lycoris 'Blushing Lady' starts flowering for us in early September with 20" tall stalks, topped with flowers that emerge peachy red and soon develop a white stripe down the edge of each petal. The flowers are followed in mid October with liriope like foliage that grows through the winter, going dormant in mid spring.