The plant is a gloriosa lily (Gloriosa superba), a spectacular climbing vine with reflexed, flame-colored petals. While it's a showstopper in summer, it's not winter-hardy in most of Georgia. The best strategy is to grow it in a container and overwinter the tubers in a cool, dry basement or garage. Provide a trellis for support, full sun to light shade, and consistent moisture during active growth. The tubers can be replanted each spring for another season of exotic blooms.
See Gloriosa Lily for more information.
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