Lycoris radiata var radiata Little Red Riding Hood Opuntia but whose baby-daddy was unknown

but whose baby-daddy was unknown

The thick clumping stems form an 18" tall x 2' wide patch

edged with hundreds of tiny teeth

This compact Ligularia japonica hybrid comes to us from Tennessee plantsman

John Mickel describes Dryopteris championii as "another of my favorite ferns

Lycoris radiata var radiata Little Red Riding Hood Opuntia but whose baby-daddy was unknownLycoris radiata var. radiata 'Little Red Riding Hood' is a 2026 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a previous unreleased Phil Adams selection. For us, Lycoris 'Little Red Riding Hood' bursts out of the ground in very late August with 17" tall stalks, topped with a cluster of screaming scarlet red flowers a perfect fire sign moniker. The foliage emerges in mid October and persists until early spring.