Lycoris chinensis
James Waddick (Tue, 10 Jul 2012 10:04:27 PDT)
Two odd flowering stems here on L. chinensis, but no sign of the
other dozen or more yet.
Usually L. sanguinea is the first up in flower for me and the others
follow after that.
DearPBSers,
Like Aaron L. sanguinea is usually the first, but with our
now 'extreme drought' there's no sign of a flower yet. I suspect we
won't see any flowering until we get a decent rain. The 'soil'
(concrete?) is just too dry to support any growth and many things are
going prematurely dormant and drying up.
A continuingly weird year not in a good way. Best
Jim
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