Lycoris straminea Red Hot Lover Tanacetum so we decided to propagate

so we decided to propagate a few to share

The 1' tall clumps of dainty green anemonella-like foliage are topped in April and May with numerous spikes

we were botanizing north of Hanoi and after finding our road washed out

Where Acanthus mollis fails miserably

Lycoris straminea Red Hot Lover Tanacetum so we decided to propagateLycoris x straminea 'Red Hot Lover' is a 2021 Plant Delights JLBG release of a Phil Adams hybrid that is two parts Lycoris radiata and one part Lycoris chinensis. The result is a small surprise lily that produces 18" tall scapes, starting in mid August with dainty heads of dazzling, brilliant red flowers. Lycoris 'Red Hot Lover' has been a consistent flowering selection in our trials. The winter growing foliage emerges after the flowering period in