Lycoris jinzheniae Hazuki Horned Moon Hemiboea starting in mid-April and continuing

starting in mid-April and continuing sporadically into the summer months

brightest from fall through spring

Assuming you plant your Edgeworthia chrysantha 'Snow Cream' where it can get large enough

a fabulous Tom Foley seeding selection of the Southeast US native

Lycoris jinzheniae Hazuki Horned Moon Hemiboea starting in mid-April and continuingLycoris x jinzheniae 'Hazuki Horned Moon' is a Komoriya Japanese hybrid of Lycoris sprengeri x Lycoris chinensis. The 20" tall stalks are topped for us in early August with up to six light yellow buds with a pink flush, that open light yellow with a peach stripe down the back of the petals. This is very similar to Lycoris 'Summer Rainbow', but without the blue the flowering time is identical. The foliage emerges for us in late February early March,