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3-6 Red Spider Lily Bulbs – Lycoris radiata
3-6 Red Spider Lily Bulbs – Lycoris radiata
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Striking Late-Summer Blooms | Easy-Care Perennial Beauty
Add bold drama and unforgettable color to your garden with Red Spider Lily (Lycoris radiata). Known for its vivid crimson, spider-like blooms, this elegant perennial produces stunning flowers that appear on tall, leafless stems — creating a breathtaking display in late summer to early fall.
Often called the “Hurricane Lily” or “Surprise Lily,” this unique plant blooms suddenly after summer rains, delivering a brilliant splash of red just when most gardens begin to fade.
🌿 Why Gardeners Love Red Spider Lily
✅Brilliant crimson-red blooms
✅Unique spider-shaped petals
✅Blooms late summer to early fall
✅Low maintenance once established
✅Excellent for borders & naturalized areas
✅Deer-resistant & drought tolerant
📋 Plant Details
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Botanical Name: Lycoris radiata
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Plant Type: Perennial Bulb
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Bloom Color: Bright Red
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Bloom Season: Late Summer to Early Fall
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Height: 18–24 inches
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Light: Full Sun to Partial Shade
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Soil: Well-drained soil
- Hardiness Zones: 6–10
🌱 Planting Instructions
- Plant bulbs in fall for best results
- Plant 4–6 inches deep
- Space bulbs 6–8 inches apart
- Water after planting to help establish roots
- Foliage appears in fall or spring depending on climate
Tip: Red Spider Lilies prefer to remain undisturbed once planted.
🌼 Care Tips
- Keep soil moderately moist during active growth
- Allow foliage to die back naturally
- Minimal fertilizer required
- Tolerates dry summer conditions
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When do Red Spider Lilies bloom?
They typically bloom in late summer to early fall, often after rainfall.
Are they difficult to grow?
No. They are low maintenance and easy to grow once established.
Do they spread?
Yes, bulbs will multiply slowly over time when left undisturbed.
Are they deer resistant?
Yes, they are generally resistant to deer and rodents.
