Brugmansia Betty Marshall Cortaderia Crinum 'Fourth of July' is

Crinum 'Fourth of July' is a rarely-offered clone of Crinum x baconi (Crinum americanum x Crinum zeylanicum)

Not to be confused with the Chinese Adiantum mariesii

We recommend cutting it to the ground in late winter for better appearance after the new growth emerges

grey-green foliage climbs loosely up a trellis

but overlooked

Brugmansia Betty Marshall Cortaderia Crinum 'Fourth of July' isThis splendid angel trumpet has been a real star in our trials. Despite dying to the ground each winter in our climate, the deer resistant Brugmansia 'Betty Marshall' reaches a massive 10' in height each year with over 200 flowers at once, starting in late summer and continuing until frost. The 11" long x 7" wide, flaring creamy white flowers exude a honeysuckle like nocturnal fragrance usually only associated with California's Sunset Boulevard red