Lycoris straminea Fawn Bermuda The mat of soft golden

The mat of soft golden foliage will eventually reach 15'+ wide

the flowers do not hold up when cut

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It's also a great food source for native bees

so we're thinking it should be winter hardy to Zone 8b/9a if grown in a site that provides dry winter conditions

Lycoris straminea Fawn Bermuda The mat of soft goldenLycoris 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