Lycoris incarnata Julyza Diphylleia a truly a stunning specimen

a truly a stunning specimen that doesn't look real

which applies to all similar hybrids that circulate in the trade as Agave salmiana var

'Alex Summers' makes a nearly perfect

we retreated through a series of uninteresting back roads until sighting this bizarre form of the common Alocasia macrorrhizos in the front yard of a small home

The leaf pattern is brightest when the new growth emerges and fades somewhat during the high heat of summer

Lycoris incarnata Julyza Diphylleia a truly a stunning specimenLycoris x incarnata 'Julyza' is a 2024 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a previously un named hybrid of Lycoris longituba x Lycoris sprengeri that came to us from China's Hangzhou Botanic Garden via plantsman Jim Waddick. The flowers emerge atop 28" tall spikes, in mid July (NC) as a lovely soft pink, next picking up the blue petal tips, followed by a red wash over the pink as the flowers age. For us, the new foliage emerges in late January, but in