There are many common names for the Lycoris squamigera, most of which accurately describe this charming, fragrant flowering plant with an unusual habit. Some call it Resurrection lily; others refer to showy blooms of the Lycoris flower as the surprise lily or as the naked lady.
Two different fertilizers benefit the Lycoris flower and foliage; one which is high in potassium in late autumn followed by a nitrogen rich fertilizer in early spring. This encourages growth in foliage, thereby encouraging bigger blooms of the Lycoris flower.
All it asks is to be planted in well-drained soil in partial shade, to be given plenty of headroom in the spring and not to be crowded when in flower.