Lycoris radiata var radiata Little Red Riding Hood Opuntia Although it was originally named

Although it was originally named 'Fire and Ice'

but whose baby-daddy was unknown

forms an evergreen patch

We waited more than a decade since first seeing this amazing hybrid at John Fairey's Peckerwood Garden in Texas to be able to offer this pink muhly grass

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

Lycoris radiata var radiata Little Red Riding Hood Opuntia Although it was originally namedLycoris 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.