Lycoris incarnata Julyza Ponerorchis Adam Black

Adam Black

Since it has taken us 12 years to build our stock from a single bulb

We hope you like this as much as we do

When the tubers are large enough

where it resides in dense forests

Lycoris incarnata Julyza Ponerorchis Adam BlackLycoris x incarnata 'Julyza' is a 2024 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a previously un named hybrid of Lycoris longituba x Lycoris sprengeri that came to us from China's Hangzhou Botanic Garden via plantsman Jim Waddick. The flowers emerge atop 28" tall spikes, in mid July (NC) as a lovely soft pink, next picking up the blue petal tips, followed by a red wash over the pink as the flowers age. For us, the new foliage emerges in late January, but in