Crinum macowanii Nothoscordum Calanthe 'Takane' forms tropical-looking clumps

Calanthe 'Takane' forms tropical-looking clumps of flat

Plant in humus-rich soil and expect two years to establish well before flowering consistently

I've grown a lot of butterfly bushes and have seen nothing like this revolutionary introduction

solves that with striped leaves just as vivid in summer as in spring

airy panicles containing hundreds of pendent

Crinum macowanii Nothoscordum Calanthe 'Takane' forms tropical-looking clumpsNamed after the late South African botanist Peter MacOwan, Crinum macowanii is a superb African native bulb (South Africa and East Africa) that has performed exceptionally well in our hot, humid climate. The rosettes of glaucous, blue green, wavy foliage are topped all summer with 2' tall stalks, adorned with terminal clusters of large, sweetly fragrant white flowers with pink flushed, pink keeled backs. The flowers emerge facing outward and become