Hippeastrum x johnsonii

(ST JOSEPH’S LILY) Semi-evergreen bulb that quickly forms and impressive clump of broad, strappy leaves 24-30” long. Clusters of zippy scarlet red trumpets with white star centers in April May have a spicy fragrance. Most soils (even clay), sun to part shade (at least half day of sun) and moderate water. Blooms best in the ground. Foliage takes on red hues on sunny sites. Clumps are 1-2’ tall and 3’ wide.