Rhynchospora colorata Brown/Tan Flowering Plants but recent DNA testing showed

but recent DNA testing showed it actually is Asparagus cochinchinensis

if you're growing something labeled "Amaryllis belladonna" north of Zone 8

discovered by Samuel Norris (who created the first xPardancandas) of Owensboro

generally the warm end of Zone 7 and south and can be left in the ground there

so thick you can't see the foliage

Rhynchospora colorata Brown/Tan Flowering Plants but recent DNA testing showed(syn: Dichromena colorata) From the savannah and marsh regions of coastal Virginia through Florida comes this truly bizarre member of the sedge family. The slowly spreading patches (3' wide in 2 years) of Rhynchospora colorata are composed of sedge like foliage until mid May (NC), when the 15" stalks are topped with spectacular white bracts (modified leaves) that surround the tiny flowers. While rhynchospora will prosper in all but the driest of