Last year we added 4 new Crinum lilies to our beds outside and we were very pleased with their performance. Since the printing of Scott Ogden's book Garden Bulbs of the South, we have had numerous requests for new hardy bulbs, and more specifically, for new varieties of Crinum lilies. These lilies are forgiving of poor soils and produce extraordinary blooms with colors ranging from pure white to a deep wine-red, with some species producing flower petals with red keels beautifully bordered by white. Please inquire about our Crinum lilies too new to make this catalog.

Crinum 'Bradley' - One of the finest old hybrids of Australian origin. Slender, arching foliage up to 2 feet tall. Scape topped by 10 - 12 erect, rose blossoms with white centers. Easy to bloom and very fragrant. (#CRB01, $17.95)

Crinum x 'J.C. Harvey' - A special pink-flowered hybrid with wide spreading petals and an intoxicating fragrance. A lovely accent plant in any landscape. (#CRJ01, $14.95)

Crinum 'Maiden's Blush' - A tidy plant with corn-like foliage. Flowers are a light blush pink with up to 24 flowers per scape making this a truly rewarding variety. (#CRM01, $17.95)

Crinum x 'Royal White' - A Luther Burbank introduction, this plant provides dependable summer blooms and lush foliage for flowerbeds or large containers. Exquisite blooms open widely revealing pink keels on creamy white, glistening petals. One of the most fragrant! (#CRR01, $10.95)

Crinum 'Walter Flory' - One of the larger crinums with light lavender -pink flowers with dark rose keel and a white center. Very beautiful. (#CRW01, $17.95)