Lycoris squamigera

Robt R Pries rpries@sbcglobal.net
Sun, 05 Aug 2007 11:12:10 PDT
Early plants have become coming into bloom for three
weeks already in the Ozark foothills around St Louis
and the main crop of flowers appears at peak.
Strangely I have a clump in a shaded area that shows
no sign of blooming yet. I have found that clumps in
various places in my garden can vary tremendously and
I would not be surprised to still have this clump
appear next month. I have moved all my other Lycoris
to pots and chinensis, radiata, sprengeri and
albiflora are all popping up with blooms. I was
surprized a month ago with a radiata in bloom and
since it usually blooms as late as october/november I
didn't even recognize it at first, thinking it had to
be something different. Since I will be moving to the
triangle area next year I am interested when the bulk
of the radiatas bloom there.

--- Blee811@aol.com wrote:

>  
> In a message dated 8/5/2007 10:43:13 A.M. Eastern
> Standard Time,  
> jimmckenney@jimmckenney.com writes:
> 
> Lycoris  squamigera has started to bloom here in
> Maryland. How about
> elsewhere?  
> 
> 
> It has been blooming over a week here in SW Ohio,
> Cincinnati area.
> Bill Lee
> 
> 
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