Lycoris rosea Pink A Blue Carex Tennessee of the native narrow-leaf

Tennessee of the native narrow-leaf mountain mint

a true showstopper and hummingbird favorite

including increased humidity when they are grown as house plants

Athyrium 'Branford Beauty' makes a great fern for massing in the woodland garden

Lycoris rosea Pink A Blue Carex Tennessee of the native narrow-leafLycoris x rosea 'Pink a Blue' is a Phil Adams cross of Lycoris sprengeri x Lycoris radiata var. pumila. The 18" tall stalks emerge for us in late July with dark pink buds tipped in blue. The spidery flowers open as dark pink flowers with prominent blue petal tips. The foliage emerges for us in October and persists until spring.