Lycoris incarnata Blue Pearl Carnivorous plants After growing these to a

After growing these to a larger size

quite a stunning specimen

named after the late Professor William Stearn

Amorphophallus atroviridis 'Pewterware' is a Plant Delights selection of the north central Thailand species that typically has black foliage

this dwarf but vigorously growing rohdea makes small rosettes

Lycoris incarnata Blue Pearl Carnivorous plants After growing these to a(aka: Lycoris 'Hirao Blue') The late Japanese bulb breeder and biochemist Dr. Shuichi Hirao first sent Lycoris 'Blue Pearl' to the late US lycoris breeder Sam Caldwell under the code #251. We've waffled back and forth between this being a selection of Lycoris sprengeri or a cross of Lycoris sprengeri and Lycoris longituba, but due to its sterility and other factors have returned to it being the same hybrid as the well known Lycoris x squamigera. The