Lycoris rosea Tomato Soup Nassella we have found Eupatorium 'Little

we have found Eupatorium 'Little Red' to be one of the best of the Eupatorium purpureum cultivars

the clump goes dormant until late fall when it emerges and subsequently remains green through the winter

the clumps are topped with stunning bright yellow flowers accented by bright red stigmas

the small clumps are topped with 10" stalks of lavender flowers

The 30" wide clump is topped with 30" scapes of light lavender flowers in June and July in NC

Lycoris rosea Tomato Soup Nassella we have found Eupatorium 'Little(aka: Lycoris PA MS72) Lycoris x rosea 'Tomato Soup' is a 2019 Plant Delights Juniper Level Botanic Garden introduction of a Phil Adams cross of Lycoris x rosea back to Lycoris radiata var. pumila. The result is an incredible surprise lily that sports 20" tall cinnamon green stalks, starting for us in mid August, each topped first with up to 7 8 brilliant scarlet buds that open to very frilly, tomato soup colored, narrow petalled, stunning red