Lycoris rosea Matchsticks Amarcrinum Athyrium 'Wildwood Twist' produces fronds

Athyrium 'Wildwood Twist' produces fronds which emerge a lovely silver-grey

well-branched specimen in 15 years

fascinating

you need this peony

found from Maine west to Arizona

Lycoris rosea Matchsticks Amarcrinum Athyrium 'Wildwood Twist' produces frondsLycoris x rosea 'Matchsticks' is a 2020 Plant Delights Nursery JLBG introduction of a unique Sam Caldwell hybrid of Lycoris x rosea that we acquired as Lycoris radiata 'Dark Red'. While the flowers open a dark cranberry scarlet, they soon take on the blue petal tips indicative of a cross with Lycoris sprengeri. Plants like this were referred to by Caldwell as Lycoris x jacksoniana, an invalid name referring to his hybrids of Lycoris radiata x