Lycoris rosea Glenn Dale Peacock Colored Foliage The first plants in cultivation

The first plants in cultivation trace back to Ernest Wilson's collections in Sichuan

They will reflush and remain as an evergreen rosette through the winter

makes a 2' tall x 3' wide clump of upright stalks clothed with 5" wide

east of Korea

Lycoris rosea Glenn Dale Peacock Colored Foliage The first plants in cultivationLycoris 'Glenn Dale Peacock' is a lovely 2014 Plant Delights introduction from Margot Williams' breeding program. The mid August flowers on this Lycoris radiata var. pumila x Lycoris x haywardii hybrid are a dark rosy pink with prominent red stripes down the center of each petal, which is also tipped in blue truly stunning! The basal foliage emerges in October and grows through the winter to provide food for next year's flowers.