If you love unique flowers, these Red Spider Lilies (Lycoris radiata) are a must-have.
You get 25 fresh-dug bulbs from the 2024 crop, grown at Terra Ceia Farms in North Carolina – so they're US-grown, not imported.
They're also known as Magic Lilies or naked-ladies, and they produce striking red blooms that pop up in late summer to early fall, sometimes even before the leaves appear.
They're easy to grow – they do well in clay or loam soil, with neutral pH, and they tolerate both full sun and partial shade.
They're perennials, so they come back year after year, and they're hardy in USDA zones 6-10.
The bulbs are 10+ cm in circumference, which is a good size for strong blooms.
They clump up over time, so you'll get more flowers each season.
Plant them in your garden, along borders, or in naturalized areas.
They're low-maintenance and deer-resistant too.
If you want a show-stopping flower that's a conversation starter, these red spider lilies deliver.
Plus, buying US-grown supports local farms and ensures healthy stock.
