Hippeastrelia Mystique Crete is only native to the
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Description
is only native to the Mexican state of Nuevo Leon
heat- and drought-loving deciduous clump
This dazzling plant forms a 1' tall x 2' wide specimen with creamy white leaves
The Mountain Mints are superb supporters of a wide range of pollinating insects
The Juniper Creek plants form large colonies
Hippeastrelia Mystique Crete is only native to theWe are pleased to offer the highly treasured, but rarely available cross of Hippeastrum and Sprekelia, x Hippeastrelia 'Mystique'. The clumps of bright green hippeastrum like foliage are topped, starting for us in mid May with 18" tall cinnamon red spikes, terminating in 2 3 bright red, 5" wide flowers. Each petal has a central blush of white toward the throat. We observe good rebloom throughout the summer months. For us, x Hippeastrelia 'Mystique'