Crinum digweedii Jennifer White Anemonella age to pure white

age to pure white

Good drainage in the winter is key to increased hardiness

This 2000 Hemerocallis citrina hybrid from Ohio's Curt Hanson (which originally sold for more than $100) makes a statement in any garden

Justicia suberecta) Dicliptera suberecta is one of the few ornamentals from Uruguay that we grow

each highlighted by small cinnamon specks

Crinum digweedii Jennifer White Anemonella age to pure whiteCrinum x digweedii 'Jennifer White' (Crinum scabrum x americanum) is a "found" crinum, discovered by crinum collector Nestor White of Florida and subsequently named after his daughter in law. For us, Crinum x digweedii 'Jennifer White' has proven to be a vigorous growing, fast offsetting clone with very glossy foliage (from the Crinum americanum parent) and topped with 30" tall stalks, each ending with six or more large, very fragrant white flowers,