Lycoris albiflora Blushing Lady Plant Delights and Juniper Level Botanic Garden Introductions This cross was formerly considered

This cross was formerly considered the same as Sarracenia x mitchelliana until Sarracenia purpurea and Sarracenia rosea were recognized as distinct species

it's also quite tolerant of part sun

If you continue to plant in your shade garden throughout the fall and winter

it came without a valid cultivar name

North China

Lycoris albiflora Blushing Lady Plant Delights and Juniper Level Botanic Garden Introductions This cross was formerly consideredLycoris 'Blushing Lady' is one of our favorite clones of Lycoris x albiflora a cross of Lycoris aurea x radiata var. pumila. Lycoris 'Blushing Lady' starts flowering for us in early September with 20" tall stalks, topped with flowers that emerge peachy red and soon develop a white stripe down the edge of each petal. The flowers are followed in mid October with liriope like foliage that grows through the winter, going dormant in mid spring.