Lycoris caldwellii Sky Over Sky Orostachys This stunning mutation of H

This stunning mutation of H

It arose from a forced wedding of first cousins Sarracenia rubra ssp

This is the same plant that Dr

Baptisia 'Carolina Moonlight' was discovered by Rob as a random seedling at the NC Botanical Garden

This splendid Charlie Seaver hybrid makes a compact 3' wide clump of thick

Lycoris caldwellii Sky Over Sky Orostachys This stunning mutation of HIt's taken us fifteen years to build up enough stock of Lycoris x caldwellii 'Sky Over Sky' to have enough to share. This Chinese hybrid of Lycoris chinensis x Lycoris longituba is a superb garden performer with excellent winter hardiness. The sturdy, upright, 2' tall flowering stalks emerge in early September (NC) with large, light butter yellow flowers that contrast nicely with the fleshy pink buds. The foliage on Lycoris x caldwellii doesn't emerge