Lycoris rosea Rose Queen Aloysia this is the answer

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It is also highly recommended that this removal of old foliage is done in late winter and not in fall or early winter for a cut back plant is not a thing of beauty and postponing cutback to late winter means that there will be shorter time before the cut back foliage is replaced by new

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Lycoris rosea Rose Queen Aloysia this is the answerLycoris x rosea 'Rose Queen' is a 2020 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of stunning selection of the cross of Lycoris radiata var. pumila with Lycoris sprengeri that we obtained un named from China via plantsman Jim Waddick in 2000. The 21" brilliant cinnamon colored stalks are topped, starting for us in late August with clusters of heavily ruffled, narrow petalled, rosy pink flowers a superb show in flower. The foliage emerges in fall and persists