Planting spider lilies
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ค. 2021
- Lycoris radiata is one of the most beautiful flowers to mark the change of season in the fall. This year I was lucky to buy a bunch of bulbs from the NCBG and got them transplanted into my garden.
Apologies for his loud the ac is in the last segment. Even with my new microphone I couldn’t avoid that sound- it’s HOT and DRY here. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
It’s been two years and I’m finally seeing flowers around the garden. Just as you said, I too forgot where I planted mine. It’s a nice surprise when I find one. 🤣
I think that is what makes it extra special! Surprise- the lycoris (surprise Lilly) is blooming!
Love my spider lillies it’s always a surprise in fall when they pop up but I need more!!! Thanks for tips on planting them!!
I love spider lilies. Thanks for sharing this info. Please show us when they bloom!
The blooms are stunning! I'll be happy to watch them in your yard. 😊
They really are so incredible!!! Often they pop up after a hurricane drops a bunch of rain, so people also call them “hurricane lilies”
@@BrieThePlantLady Never heard that! Thanks for the info!
If you weren’t able to find room enough in your beds I have some here in western KS where they would be welcomed!😉😂
They are beautiful plants and I am looking forward to seeing them in their full display.
Just before mine fully bloomed, I thought they looked like red honeysuckles with those long stamens. 😅🥰
What a happy accident with getting more bulbs. Now you should have a substantial grouping of them. I hope they thrive & put out beautiful blooms for you. Looking forward to the bloom display - fingers crossed for great garden weather this summer! Hot & dry here in Jax too.
I grew up in China in the 90s when tulips were not commonly available and people would sell fake tulip bulbs that turned out to be Lycoris radiata (I liked them anyway). Now in the US, Lycoris radiata bulbs are not only more difficult to find but are way more expensive than tulip bulbs LOL. In Chinese, they are called 石蒜 or stone garlic. The entire amaryllis family is named after them. Sadly, they are not hardy in my Zone 5b garden so I planted Lycoris squamigera as a substitute (not exactly the same but at least from the same genus).
Thanks for sharing the interesting bonus info!😀👍👍
I live in N.E Arkansas and my Red spiders lilies love it here.
@@ravenbishop5232 Let's hope global warming can shift my USDA zone to 6 lol
beautiful lilies
Wow so easy to plantings.
Wow, so stunning! Have you thought of getting a body mike so we can hear you better?
We moved into our house last November and previous tenant had planted lots of flowers, bushes and trees. Was fun watching to see what new things bloomed. Last Sunday I noticed 6 stems pop up about a foot apart in a line and about 2 1/2' tall and all but one are fully bloomed. 2 are under 2 Rose of Sharon bushes so they are in complete shade and the other 4 get full sun for at least 8 hrs. They no leaves just the stem and I was wondering if safe to dig a couple up and cut in half and replant. It are they to young and that is why there is not any leaves.
I would to plant until later- October -December.
Nice to find your channel. Sorry I am late in commenting. I just bought a Lycoris from Plants Delight, and I am wondering if I can put it in a Terra Cotta pot?
I’ve never grown them in pots. They are dormant most of the summer so you have to careful to not over/ under water during that time. But in theory yes
is it possible to grow them indoors and if yes how long will they survive
No I think they need temperatures differentials. Im not an indoor gardener so I’m not sure.
Hi, im from the Philippines. may i ask for a question? Can grow spider lilies in tropical?
I am not sure but highly doubt it.
how do i get them??
Google mail order sources for Lycoris
You aren't scared of planting Lillies with your cats? I have one who likes to chew on grasses. He gave one or my Penisetum Cassian's a flattop.
Nope o do not worry at all about planting Lily’s or anything else. Cats are SMART and they rarely nibble on plants that are poisonous. If they do they rarely eat enough to matter. And there are much more poisonous plants that lilies or lycoris that are way more common: hydrangea being #1.