Notocactus apricus Tricyrtis but due to its sterility

but due to its sterility and other factors have returned to it being the same hybrid as the well-known Lycoris x squamigera

Imagine taking a clump of H

Though it is standard practice to cut the foliage back before spring this is not an absolute necessity

each highlighted with central yellow stamens

This beautiful hosta from Tennessee's Mary Chastain makes an eye-catching

Notocactus apricus Tricyrtis but due to its sterility(aka: Notocactus concinnus var. apricus Parodia concinna) In our hardy cactus garden, one of the stars of spring has been Notocactus apricus a denizen of Uruguay and southern Brazil, where it's found on sunny, grassy slopes. Notocactus apricus forms 2" tall x 3. 5" wide, slowly offsetting rosettes, covered with non sharp, thick, brown hair. Starting for us in late April, the clumps are topped with a multitude of stunning 1"+ wide yellow flowers. Each