Red blooms that appear in early fall; returns year after year. This triploid mule has proven Texas tough and, while not producing seed, it offsets quite readily and produces more bulbs and larger flowers than its modern counterpart from Japan. Some say that the flowers bloom two weeks after the first good fall rain. The foliage follows the flower, staying green well through the winter and into late spring. FEATURES Bloom/Feature Red Lily blooms that appear in early fall; return year after year Plant Type Fall Bulbs Evergreen or Deciduous Deciduous USDA Zones 6,7,8,9,10 Zone Detail Hardy to -10 F Key Features heat tolerance, drought tolerance, water-wise, reblooming, fall blooming Use border, container, accent Exposure Full-sun to Part-shade Bloom Season fall Dimension 18-24" H x clumping Growth Rate Moderate to fast growth CARE Water Natural Southern rainfall Soil Type Any Fertilizer Mix in low amount of an even N-P-K before planting Pruning None PLANTING INSTRUCTIONS Plant in full winter sun Soil should be 2-3” over the bulb Only needs natural rainfall, but irrigation is o.k.