Lycoris incarnata Blue Pearl Carnivorous plants named after the late Professor

named after the late Professor William Stearn

and native bees

actually pseudo-stems of sheath leaf petioles

(Plant Patent 7297 expired) Agapanthus 'Ellamae'

After growing these to a larger size

Lycoris incarnata Blue Pearl Carnivorous plants named after the late Professor(aka: Lycoris 'Hirao Blue') The late Japanese bulb breeder and biochemist Dr. Shuichi Hirao first sent Lycoris 'Blue Pearl' to the late US lycoris breeder Sam Caldwell under the code #251. We've waffled back and forth between this being a selection of Lycoris sprengeri or a cross of Lycoris sprengeri and Lycoris longituba, but due to its sterility and other factors have returned to it being the same hybrid as the well known Lycoris x squamigera. The