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This year has been a good year for my Lycoris Radiata, hurricane lilies, or spider lilies. I look forward to them every year in my southern NC garden, they always surprise me. They pop up and bloom so quickly, I hardly ever notice their emergence from the ground. I was able to pluck a few and stick in a quick arrangement which included one of my newest favorites for this time of year, "Limelight Hydrangeas" with a few stems of white flowering chives and a bit of greenery, the arrangement was complete. Seeing them this way, up front and personal, I was again reminded of their value in the garden. They don't bloom long as with most perennials, but I wouldn't miss them for the world.
1 comment:
Naked ladys..I am sure they dance
elegantly in the summer breezes..they resemble a red bee balm which I grow for the hummingbirds! Lovely perhaps I must plant them next spring.hugs NG
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