Lycoris straminea Fawn Actaea light butter-yellow flowers that contrast

light butter-yellow flowers that contrast nicely with the fleshy pink buds

each with up to two dozen 2" spider-like

'Bordelon' will flower and fruit

that combines the best attributes of both parents (Sarracenia rubra x Sarracenia minor)

The clump is topped with 2' tall scapes of lavender flowers in mid-summer

Lycoris straminea Fawn Actaea light butter-yellow flowers that contrastLycoris x straminea 'Fawn' is a highly coveted hybrid of Lycoris radiata var. pumila x chinensis 'Sperryi' from the late Sam Caldwell that's been virtually unavailable for the last 50+ years, which we hope to finally solve. Lycoris 'Fawn' starts flowering for us in late August early September with 18" tall stalks of spidery flowers that open yellow with a golden throat, and age to peach with an orange throat a fascinating color change in a matter of