Crinum Royal White Amsonia is a textural garden highlight

is a textural garden highlight alongside bolder foliage like hosta

Amorphophallus napalensis offsets very slowly and does so very close to the original tuber

While they may grow in shade

(aka: Dactylicapnos scandens) This Allan Armitage selection (cutting-propagated) of the rare

especially if you're a squash casserole fan

Crinum Royal White Amsonia is a textural garden highlight(syn: Crinum 'Nassau') This vigorous, fast multiplying hybrid crinum lily has been grown in the US since at least 1873 (according to Scott Ogden). Crinum 'Royal White' is probably a hybrid of Crinum scabrum x Crinum americanum that makes a large mound of glossy green, sprawling foliage. From midsummer to fall, Crinum 'Royal White' clumps are topped with sturdy, 30" tall stalks of 6 large, open faced white flowers with light maroon wine stripes down