Lycoris rosea Rose Parade Cryptomeria After six years

After six years

in the drylands of the Texas Hill Country

If you grow this

Crinum x digweedii 'Gonzalez' is a small-growing selection of the cross of Crinum scabrum x Crinum erubescens

and white/red edged color instead of a second row of petals

Lycoris rosea Rose Parade Cryptomeria After six yearsLycoris x rosea 'Rose Parade' is a 2019 introduction of a special selection of a hybrid of Lycoris radiata x Lycoris sprengeri that we acquired in 1999 from China's Dr. Lin, via plantsman Jim Waddick. Since the bulbs were mixed up in shipment, we are uncertain of the true name, so we use the name Lycoris 'Rose Parade'. For us, Lycoris 'Rose Parade' produces masses of very frilly, narrow petalled rosy pink flowers atop 17" tall stalks, starting for us