Notocactus subluteus Amarcrinum lightly fragrant diurnal flowers

lightly fragrant diurnal flowers

Polianthes x bundrantii did not pick up the fragrance from the Polianthes tuberosa parent

sterile cultivar that has been passed along in the Southeast for many years

we haven't had enough to offer for nearly two decades

If you've been looking for something really unique

Notocactus subluteus Amarcrinum lightly fragrant diurnal flowersNotocactus x subluteus is a 2024 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a superb hybrid between the yellow flowered Notocactus submammulosus var. turecekianus and the pink Notocactus roseoluteus, made by our former JLBG volunteer Mike Papay. The amazing Notocactus x subluteus forms large, fast growing solitary rosettes to 6" tall x 10" wide, topped, starting for us in late May with large, soft pastel peach colored flowers truly exquisite and very easy to