Lycoris flaveri Orange Glow Baptisia The clumps are topped with

The clumps are topped with stalks of pale lavender flowers in mid summer

Although winter-hardy in Zone 7b

they blend together to create an almost pure red leaf

well-drained soils that don't stay waterlogged

(aka: Rabiea albipuncta) Nananthus vittatus is a superb

Lycoris flaveri Orange Glow Baptisia The clumps are topped withLycoris 'Orange Glow' is a fascinating new surprise lily, that we're thrilled to share for the first time in 2025. This tri specific cross of three hardy, spring leaf species, Lycoris sanguinea, sprengeri, and chinensis has a murky origin. It was first noticed by NC bulb grower Carl Van Staalduinen in a batch of Lycoris x squamigera, that traces back decades earlier to a bulb broker in California. Past that, the trail runs cold, but to our knowledge,