Lycoris caldwellii Sunray Cheilanthes the striking 38" wide clumps

the striking 38" wide clumps are topped with 3' tall scapes of lavender flowers

Calanthes are superb for very dark spots in the woodland garden

'Pink Star' was later named and introduced by Garden Vision in spring 2000

Agave titanota 'X-Rays' forms a 1' tall x 3' wide rosette of thick blue-grey leaves

Lycoris caldwellii Sunray Cheilanthes the striking 38" wide clumpsWe are thrilled to finally name and introduce for 2024, an amazing Margot Williams (USDA) hybrid of Lycoris longituba x chinensis, made back in the 1970s, and thought to be lost. Fortunately, California lycoris guru, Phil Adams was gifted a bulb, that he maintained for the last 40 years, before sharing with us. Starting for us in late August, the sturdy 26" tall spikes are each topped with up to 8 large, butter yellow flowers, beaming in the garden