Lycoris rosea Satsuma Hiryu Clinopodium Cutting Anisacanthus back in late

Cutting Anisacanthus back in late winter might also be employed to manage its size

This amazing sport of H

Despite the bizarre claims on-line that hybrids are less attractive to native pollinators

There will often be very little dieback of stems during mild winters

Lycoris rosea Satsuma Hiryu Clinopodium Cutting Anisacanthus back in lateLycoris 'Satsuma Hiryu' is a superb Japanese selection of Lycoris x rosea (Lycoris sprengeri x radiata), that produces 21" tall stalks, starting for us in mid August. The terminal clusters of flowers emerge flaming red with blue tips, and ages toward raspberry. After flowering, the foliage emerges in mid October and grows through the winter, until disappearing in early spring.