Crinum Rodger Croker Memorial Purple/Lavender Flowering Plants The flowers are intermingled among

The flowers are intermingled among the attractive golden seedheads that replace the spent flowers

The stiff narrow blue-green leaves make a perfectly symmetrical deer-resistant clump to 3' tall x 4' wide

In severe heat

This selection of Ipheion uniflorum comes from the NC garden of the late plantsman Norman Beal

'Gold Regal' hybrid makes a striking 4' wide clump of long chartreuse-golden leaves that are at their brightest in early spring

Crinum Rodger Croker Memorial Purple/Lavender Flowering Plants The flowers are intermingled among(aka: Crinum Popham Clone) Crinum 'Rodger Croker Memorial' is a Marcelle Shepard named introduction of a crinum found by the late plantsman, Rodger Croker. Crinum 'Rodger Croker Memorial' forms a clump with narrow, upright foliage that's topped, starting in mid July with 30" stalks, topped with clusters of 8 10, faintly fragrant white flowers with prominent pink stripes down the center of each petal, and lovely recurved petal tips.