Lycoris Spider Lily 'Radiata' Flower Bulbs

Lycoris Spider Lily 'Radiata,' also known as the hurricane lily, magic lily, or red spider lily, is a beautiful bulb plant that produces striking red flowers. She is a stunning addition to your garden, Lycoris 'Radiata' produces leaves in the spring. Her gorgeous red blooms appear almost overnight in late summer. But they are so beautiful, they are certainly worth the wait! And they have a wonderful fragrance! She is a great friend to butterflies and pollinators. Lycoris 'Radiata' resists critters. She is a sun lover and needs moist well draining soil.

Lycoris Spider Lily 'Radiata' is a Magic Lily with Exquisite Red Dramatic Blooms. She is Butterfly Friend, a Sun Lover and Resists Critters.

Storage . . . Store flower bulbs in a cool dry spot with good air circulation and low humidity until you are ready to plant them. Most flower bulbs should tolerate temperatures between 38-70 F. However, you will want to protect them from heat, frost and strong sunlight. Your flower bulbs should be firm to the touch.

Planting . . . It's best to plant your bulbs in the fall. Most bulbs require a minimum cold frame of 6 weeks to root properly. The optimal planting time is when nighttime temperatures are 40-50 degrees. Flower bulbs hate "wet feet!" Never plant them in areas with poor drainage or standing water. Planting bulbs when the soil temperature is too warm is the primary cause of stunted blooms. Road salt and de-icing compounds are harmful to flower bulbs; avoid areas where plowed snow accumulates.

We package our bulbs carefully and ship them quickly from our greenhouse to you. They arrive safely, ready to plant and thrive in your garden! Detailed planting instructions are included with each purchase.

This listing is for 1 (one) 10+ cm bulbs.

Type: Perennial - Blooms Every Year

Growth: 12 - 16 Inches

Sun: Full Sun, Partial Shade

Hardiness Zone: 7 - 10

Bulb Size: 10+ cm

Plant: Fall, Pointed Side Up. Use Moist Well Drained Soil.

Bloom: Late Summer

Attracts: Pollinators, Bees, and Butterflies

Resists: Deer, Rabbits, and Squirrels