Lycoris rosea Glenn Dale Gem Carnivorous plants Shortia was subsequently named by

Shortia was subsequently named by famed American botanist Asa Gray after his friend

develop into magnificent fruit heads

It remains evergreen through the winter and needs nothing in terms or routine maintenance

but it's happening now just to see Helleborus x hybridus 'Red Sapphire' in flower

Lycoris rosea Glenn Dale Gem Carnivorous plants Shortia was subsequently named byLycoris 'Glenn Dale Gem' is another of our 2014 surprise lily introductions from Margot Williams' 1970s USDA breeding program, where she crossed Lycoris radiata var. pumila with Lycoris x haywardii. Lycoris 'Glenn Dale Gem' produces lovely soft pink flowers with blue tips atop 18" tall nekkid stems in mid August (NC). Quantities are very limited.