Hymenocallis duvalensis, Dixie Spiderlily "Apalachicola Angel" Asclepias Woodland pinkroot blooms in late

Woodland pinkroot blooms in late spring through summer and sometimes into fall

Poison Severity: High Poison Symptoms: All parts of poison-ivy contain resinous compounds called urushiols

Native Planting

fence rows

but generally loses its basal leaves in winter

Hymenocallis duvalensis, Dixie Spiderlily "Apalachicola Angel" Asclepias Woodland pinkroot blooms in lateDivisions can be made upon request. Hymenocallis duvalensis, known from only a small region along the border of Georgia and Florida, naturally occurs in forested floodplains. This clone is from a collection made by the late Vic Lambou, from the Ochlockonee River of Northern Florida. (Note: the photos are from the other clone I grow but are nearly identical, just a bit larger.) Family: Amaryllidaceae (Amaryllis family) Native range: S. GA (floodplain