Lycoris straminea Peach Flambe Hesperaloe In early fall (September and

In early fall (September and October for us)

any clone we find worthy of introduction needs to be very special

no dry shade for this species

but I'd buy this for the name

the number of flower spikes doesn't make for a stunning show

Lycoris straminea Peach Flambe Hesperaloe In early fall (September andLycoris x straminea 'Peach Flambe' is a 2026 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a Phil Adams cross of Lycoris chinensis 'Sperryi' and Lycoris radiata var. pumila. This late flowering selection, produces 18" tall flower stalks starting in early September (NC). They are topped with flowers that open light yellow, then develop a peach central stripe down each petal before aging to solid peach. The early October foliage has shown excellent cold