Lycoris rosea August Red Mahonia The roots of Angelica dahurica

The roots of Angelica dahurica (Du Huo/Bai Zhi) have been used medicinally since 400 B

803 expired) (aka: Anisocampium niponicum) Oregon's Diana Ballantyne introduced this stunning

dishwashing

whose color holds nearly all summer in the South

composed of 2' long x 16" wide leaves

Lycoris rosea August Red Mahonia The roots of Angelica dahuricaLycoris 'August Red' is a Japanese surprise lily hybrid from Komoriya Nursery. The 20" tall, bronze stalks arise for us in early August, each topped with 5 6 brilliant red flowers, with a lavender blush to the tip of each petal. In our trials, Lycoris 'August Red' has been a good flowering clone as well as a fast offsetter. After flowering, the foliage emerges for us in mid October, and grows all winter.