Hippeastrelia Mystique Bambusa but becomes tardily deciduous further

but becomes tardily deciduous further north

highlighted by silver veins with a very dark purple back

Held just above the foliage is a scrumptious pink ladyslipper-like flower

edged in dark green and with a central green pattern

Paeonia lactiflora makes a stunning plant in our garden with large numbers of single pink flowers highlighted by a large central ball of yellow stamens

Hippeastrelia Mystique Bambusa but becomes tardily deciduous furtherWe are pleased to offer the highly treasured, but rarely available cross of Hippeastrum and Sprekelia, x Hippeastrelia 'Mystique'. The clumps of bright green hippeastrum like foliage are topped, starting for us in mid May with 18" tall cinnamon red spikes, terminating in 2 3 bright red, 5" wide flowers. Each petal has a central blush of white toward the throat. We observe good rebloom throughout the summer months. For us, x Hippeastrelia 'Mystique'