Crinum amoenum For Sale This has long been one

This has long been one of my favorites of the Chinese gingers since I saw a specimen at the US National Arboretum in 1994

this dwarf but vigorously growing rohdea makes small rosettes

which improves with age

the foliage remains evergreen

About the only time we don't recommend cutting abutilon to the ground is in fall or winter

Crinum amoenum For Sale This has long been oneCrinum amoenum, a cousin of our native Crinum americanum, hails from India, where it is also a river dwelling species. For us, Crinum amoenum adapts beautifully to normal garden conditions, forming a clump instead of a running specimen as with Crinum americanum. In early July, the clumps are topped with multiple scapes of huge, strap petaled, fragrant white flowers, highlighted by wine purple stamens truly outstanding! Crinum amoenum has proven to be