Lycoris jinzheniae Cream Tower Muhlenbergia is the largest of the

is the largest of the species in the genus

The drought-tolerant deciduous Asclepias tuberosa 'Hello Yellow' makes a 20" tall x 2' wide mound of stems clothed with index finger-sized green leaves that are topped

We recommend cutting coneflowers to the ground as soon a the flowers have faded

These rarely-offered forms of Helleborus x hybridus should yield a good percentage of double-flowered seedlings

Once these are gone

Lycoris jinzheniae Cream Tower Muhlenbergia is the largest of theLycoris x jinzheniae 'Cream Tower' is a hybrid from Japan's Komoriya Nursery, of a cross of Lycoris sprengeri and Lycoris chinensis. Based on its growth, this is either a backcross with a second set of genes from Lycoris chinensis, or possibly Lycoris aurea. Starting for us in late July, the 2' tall stalks are topped with clusters of flowers that emerge medium yellow, and age to a creamy yellow the second day. For us, the foliage emerges in late