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Notes: Bulb forms offsets
Bloom Time: February to April
Notes: In the wild Erythronium grow in open woodlands and meadows
lanceolate leaves with numerous umbels of small flowers in the center of the leaf
reminiscent of a Cattleya
Illicium floridanum 'Halley's Comet' (Anise Tree) Distinctive Foliage Notes: Bulb forms offsetsFamily: Schisandraceae Zone: 7 10 Natural Range: Southern United States Soil: Moist, humus rich Light: Part shade, sun Height: 6' Attributes: Evergreen. Aromatic foliage and ruby flowers. Notes: Showy form with larger flowers than the species. Often blooms through the summer. Selected and introduced by John Allen Smith of Magnolia Nursery. Noted for its fall and spring blooming. Pot Size: 4" Band Pot
