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Lycoris (Spring)

Lycoris (Spider Lilies) are grown for their showy funnel-shaped flowers with narrow, spreading, sometimes reflexed petals, borne on leafless stems from spring to early autumn depending on where you live.   It can often be a difficult species to get into flower because it requires a hot dry resting period during summer to promote flowering but will develop into large clusters if left in the same location for a number of seasons.  All varieties are deer resistant.  In areas with hot summers, grow them in a sunny border or rock garden. 


Aurea Lycoris

Aurea Lycoris
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Aurea Lycoris (Africana, Golden Spider Lily or Golden Hurricane Lily). These golden yellow spidery flowers face upwards and are ideal for the late summer and autumn landscape

Size: 12/14 cm
Plant: 3 Bulbs Per Sq Ft
Bloom Time: Late Summer
Planting Depth: 4-6"
Height: 18-22"
Zone: 8-10
Exposure: Sunny

Squamigera Lycoris

Squamigera Lycoris
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The Squamigera Lycoris (also called 'Naked Ladies,' ‘Magic Lily’ or ‘Resurrection Lily’), with large, clear pink, trumpet shaped blooms, are sweetly fragrant additions to your landscape. You may have forgotten all about them when suddenly, almost overnight, the blooms open atop thick, leafless stems! Unlike the spider lilies, it's a bit hardier and can take the cold better if you are from zones 5 or 6, but be sure to provide some mulch in the fall for protection.  Please noteit is common for Lycoris to take a year or more after transplanting before blooming.

Size: 12/14 cm
Plant: 3 Bulbs Per Sq Ft
Bloom Time: Late Summer
Planting Depth: 4-6"
Height: 14"
Zone: 5-9
Exposure: Sunny

Sprengeri Lycoris

Sprengeri Lycoris
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Sprengeri Lycoris (also called 'Electric Blue Lycoris,' ) have large pink, trumpet-shaped flowers with slightly reflexed petals and blue streaking at their tips.   The color can vary from pink tipped with blue to a deeper pink to more blue, changing as they mature.  

Like the Squamigera Lycoris, the foliage will disappear in July, with flowers appearing in late summer to early fall on naked stems.  Plant in full sun in organically rich soil that dries out in summer for best results.  Be sure to mulch in fall.  Please noteit is common for Lycoris to take a year or more after transplanting before blooming.


Size: 12/14 cm
Plant: 3 Bulbs Per Sq Ft
Bloom Time: Late Summer
Planting Depth: 2-4"
Height: 18"
Zone: 5-8
Exposure: Sunny

Radiata Lycoris

Radiata Lycoris
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Radiata Lycoris (Spider Lily) is found throughout much of the southern US. With an explosion of color, these red ‘surprise lilies’ pop out of the soil in late summer. They produce 2 foot tall flower stems which are followed by long, strap-like leaves after the flowers fade.

Size: 10/12 cm
Plant: 3 Bulbs Per Sq Ft
Bloom Time: Late Summer
Planting Depth: 4-6"
Height: 16-20"
Zone: 8-10
Exposure: Sunny

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