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Lycoris squamigera |
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| Plump and curvaceous new growth in late March, full of promise |
Common name |
resurrection lily |
Family |
amaryllidaceae |
Life cycle |
perennial (Z5-9) |
Flowers |
pink |
Size |
18-24" |
Light |
sun-part shade |
Late-summer blooming bulb, producing fragrant pink lily-like flowers on leafless stems after the leaves die back in late spring or early summer. The dying foliage can be messy, so best to plant these where it will be hidden by surrounding plants that bulk up during this time. The large bulbs multiply, and can be divided every several years.
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