Product Description
Although the botanical name is Lycoris, it is more commonly known by several different names, such as: Surprise lilies, Naked Ladies, Spider Lilies, and September Lilies. It is a long-time heirloom favorite in southern gardens that produces flower clusters on strong, tall stems that are leafless. (Strap-shaped leaves emerge after the bloom stalk fades). Rodents and deer avoid them, and once established, they are both carefree and long lived. These are a sought after bulb variety in limited supply, as they are not typically available at the big box stores.
Lycoris squamigera – a pink trumpet-shaped bloom – makes a real splash when it suddenly appears late in summer. A 1882 heirloom variety. Makes for a very nice companion to Hosta’s foliage. Lilac flowers that are fragrant. The genus name honors a Roman beauty, the mistress of Mark Antony.
Product Highlights
- A favorite heirloom in southern gardens/Also known as Magic lily, or naked ladies/Fall blooming
- Although the botanical name is Lycoris, it is more commonly known by several different names, such as: Surprise lilies, Naked Ladies, Spider Lilies, and September Lilies
- Bulb Size: 14/16 cm/Exposure: Full sun /Bloom Time: August/Plant Time: Fall
- Grows 24″ tall/Plant 8″ apart, 4-6″ deep/Hardy in USDA zones 5-10
- 48 contiguous US states, plus the District of Columbia
- Care instructions: Do not disturb the bulbs after planting, and mulch lightly over the winter. Some degree of shade will prolong the blooming period.
















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