Crinum lugardiae Red Flowering Plants as an antiseptic

as an antiseptic

Our original plants were purchased in 1999 under permit from sarracenia specialist Craig Moretz and these are divisions of those plants

Polygonatum 'Double Stuff' was discovered by Pennsylvania's Bill Lamack in 1997

Atop each stalk (petiole) is a giant peony-like leaf to 8'+ wide

The foliage lasts for several weeks in a flower arrangement

Crinum lugardiae Red Flowering Plants as an antisepticCrinum lugardiae is one of our favorite crinum lilies a superb South African dwarf species that forms compact 1' tall mounds of glaucous green foliage, topped in the summer months with 18" tall stalks of wide open pure white flowers. Crinum lugardiae is one of the most fertile crinum lily species.