Crinum moorei Lobelia and with toothed edges to

and with toothed edges to the silver-mottled

This early Indian import in 1906 by the Reasoner Brothers (according to Scott Ogden) is a probable hybrid of C

a cross of H

While Canna 'Musaefolia' rarely flowers

this special selection causes even the most jaded horticulturists to marvel

Crinum moorei Lobelia and with toothed edges toThis crinum is native to the Eastern Cape of South Africa, and makes a large clump of wide, glossy green foliage. Starting in early July (NC), the clumps are topped with 2' tall spikes of soft pink, fragrant, goblet shaped flowers. Crinum moorei is atypical in that it prefers to grow in light shade.