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Lycoris radiata,
a perennial blooming around the Autumnal Equinox, inhabits paths
between rice fields, roadsides, or riverbanks. The linear, dark
green leaves begin to sprout in late autumn, growing up to 30-60cm
in height and 6-8cm in width. They pass the winter and wither in the
following spring. As autumn sets in, flower stalks emerge from bulbs
underground, growing up to 30-50cm in height, and bear 5-7 red,
umbellate flowers that bloom facing upward. Bloom time: September. |