Crinum Pink Trumpet Pyrrosia but not at a rate

but not at a rate that will prove scary or invasive in the woodland garden

This unstable and highly variable chimera turned out to be an old but hard-to-find cultivar called Canna 'Cleopatra'

When our first shell flowers opened in the nursery

Arisaema muratae is an easy-to-grow

Crinum Pink Trumpet Pyrrosia but not at a rateCrinum 'Pink Trumpet' is a Pat Malcolm hybrid of Crinum album and, possibly, Crinum 'Emma Jones' (per Alani Davis). The large rosettes of 4' long, glossy green leaves are topped with 4' tall flower spikes from July through September. Each spike terminates in a cluster of 8 10 dark rosy pink, very fragrant, trumpet shaped flowers.