Asclepias purpurascens Dicentra Dutch plantsmen Luc Klinkhamer and

Dutch plantsmen Luc Klinkhamer and Mr

but summer moisture will greatly enhance summer flowering

Each stalk is topped with up to 7

They tolerate transplanting but every piece of root left behind will grow a new plant

(aka: Lycoris x houdyshelii) Lycoris x straminea 'Caldwell's Original'

Asclepias purpurascens Dicentra Dutch plantsmen Luc Klinkhamer andNative from Canada south to Louisiana, with the heaviest concentration in Missouri, Asclepias purpurascens is one of those great North American native plants that should be grown in all sunny gardens. The 2' tall green stems emerge from dormancy, clothed in 6" long x 3" wide dark green leaves, on opposite sides of the stem. Starting for us in mid May, the terminal and upper leaf axils are home to dozens of 2 3" wide spheres, each composed of