Amarcrinum Fred Howard Cypripedium although the new growth emerges

although the new growth emerges very late (reports indicate success in parts of zone 6)

which must displace native plants in a natural habitat

it usually reflowers in fall

Beginning in the fall and continuing through the spring

It is valuable for this late season floral display and for supporting late season pollinators especially migrating Monarch Butterflies

Amarcrinum Fred Howard Cypripedium although the new growth emergesxAmarcrinum are one of those rare man made wonders rivaling the Great Pyramids! This bigeneric hybrid of Amaryllis belladonna x Crinum moorei produced one of the most fabulous bulbous perennials for the South. The short, glossy, strap like leaves to 18" give rise, starting in mid August to 2' stalks, each topped with 6 8 large, lovely pink, exquisitely fragrant flowers. As soon as one stalk finishes flowering, another emerges, and this flowering