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Lycoris radiata | Pack of 3

Lycoris radiata | Pack of 3

$15.00 USD
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About Lycoris radiata | Pack of 3

A dramatic red flowering bulb producing clusters of spider-like scarlet blooms on elegant leafless stems. An excellent choice for borders, naturalized planting, rock gardens and containers in suitable climates.

Why Lycoris radiata | Pack of 3?

Valued for its vivid scarlet flowers, unusual spider-like form, late-summer flowering and distinctive growth cycle in which flowers appear before the foliage. The plant can also attract butterflies and hummingbirds.

Planting & Care Guide for Lycoris radiata | Pack of 3?

  • Plant bulbs in late summer or autumn, with the bulb neck at or just above the soil surface.
  • Choose fertile, well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade, with some afternoon protection particularly in hot climates.
  • Water lightly after planting until shoots appear, then provide moderate moisture during active growth.
  • Allow the soil to dry during the summer dormant period.
  • In colder areas, protect the bulbs with a deep, dry winter mulch; where summers are very wet, container cultivation is recommended.

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A spectacular red spider lily producing umbels of vivid scarlet-red flowers with strongly reflexed, wavy tepals and long, prominent stamens on leafless stems in late summer to early autumn.

Care Detail Information
Planting zone USDA Zones 6a–10b
Shade or light level Full sun to partial shade
Ideal temp range Best grown in mild to warm conditions during active growth; protect bulbs from prolonged hard freezing.
Planting time of year Late summer to autumn
Flowering time Late summer to early autumn, commonly August–September
Watering schedule & amount Water lightly until shoots emerge, then provide moderate moisture during active growth. Allow the soil to dry during the summer dormant period and avoid waterlogging.
Soil pH Acidic, neutral or alkaline soils are tolerated, provided the soil is well drained.
Fertilizers Balanced fertilizer suitable for flowering bulbs
Fertilization schedule Feed moderately during active growth; reduce or stop feeding during dormancy.

Growing zones

USDA Zones 6a –10b