Hymenocallis eulae Cuphea The foliage on Lycoris x

The foliage on Lycoris x incarnata doesn't emerge until late winter

winter-deciduous Thelypteris kunthii spreads nicely to make incredible woodland masses

This no-prune holly is a superb plant for those tiny spaces where you need a tiny plant

so keep your eyes peeled

8" long x 2" wide

Hymenocallis eulae Cuphea The foliage on Lycoris x(syn: H. galvestonensis) Despite being one of our truly great easy to grow natives, it is amazing how few spider lilies are grown. We would like to add another to the list the rare TX and LA native, H. eulae. The glaucous strap like leaves appear in late winter and disappear again in spring. In the midst of summer when you least expect it usually late August to early September 20" tall scapes appear from nowhere, topped with 6 9 pure white spidery