Lycoris rosea Neon Nights Nierembergia and would be only considered

and would be only considered edible if you were starving on an abandoned island

which requires a sunny frost free location in the winter

The 1' tall flower spikes of Cremastra appendiculata are topped in late April/early May (NC) with small

the foam flower

To the delight of hummingbirds in early summer

Lycoris rosea Neon Nights Nierembergia and would be only consideredLycoris 'Neon Nights' has been one of our best performing lycoris since we received it from plantsman Jim Waddick in 1999. This fast multiplying clone produces 28" tall stalks, starting in late July (NC). Stalks of Lycoris x rosea 'Neon Nights' are topped with a cluster of flowers, each with narrow pink petals and contrasting blue tips. Lycoris 'Neon Nights' is a hybrid between Lycoris radiata and Lycoris sprengeri that produces narrow foliage in