Lycoris incarnata Blue Pearl Sun Perennials This amazing plant is possibly

This amazing plant is possibly a tetraploid version of Hosta 'Tom Schmid'

the clumps are topped with airy terminal spikes of tiny flowers

Such is the case with the hardy gloxinia

If you like impressive clumps

there isn't a better choice for a tough-as-nails perennial

Lycoris incarnata Blue Pearl Sun Perennials This amazing plant is possibly(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