Crinum bulbispermum Sacramento Woodwardia It has long been cultivated

It has long been cultivated in both Korea and Japan as a highly prized potted specimen

and the Florida Panhandle

about 6" above the foliage

they can also grow as epiphytes on rocks and trees as long as their base is in the soil

Crinum bulbispermum Sacramento Woodwardia It has long been cultivatedCrinum 'Sacramento' has a mysterious background, but is reportedly a Les Hannibal cross between two forms of Crinum bulbispermum, one of which originated in the town of Kimberly, South Africa. Crinum bulbispermum 'Sacramento' makes a slowly offsetting 3' wide clump of arching blue green foliage topped, starting for us in late March early April, with 8 9, 3' tall stalks of flowers that have particularly nice red and white striped, anise fragranced