Lycoris radiata Louisiana Lately Isopyrum as are both sandy and

as are both sandy and clay soils

you'll need a plant every 2'

the clumps are topped with arching sprays of 50+ bright yellow campanula-like bells

but is also virtually sterile unless you plant several clones nearby

Lycoris radiata Louisiana Lately Isopyrum as are both sandy andWe are pleased to introduce an amazing late flowered selection of the popular Lycoris radiata. This commonly grown species has a wide range of flowering times, from July into October, depending on the clone. This is the latest flowering form that we've seen, discovered on our 2003 botanizing trip to Louisiana, where we found it growing in the woods near what was probably an old homestead. For us, Lycoris 'Louisiana Lately' starts flowering in late