Crinum Peytons Place Rhapidophyllum We have found this native

We have found this native perennial to be quite easy in our woodland garden

what we call in the South

while a couple of hours of early morning sun can actually cause them to produce more flower stalks

" The open flower resembles the backside of a flatulent pig

Crinum Peytons Place Rhapidophyllum We have found this nativeCrinum 'Peyton's Place' stands out, even in a crowded field of crinum lilies. Perhaps it's the towering 50" tall stalks, which start flowering in late June (NC), each home to 15 18 pure white, widely flared, lightly fragrant flowers. Crinum 'Peyton's Place' is a cross of Crinum variabile x Crinum moorei 'Album' from Texas crinum guru, Dave Lehmiller truly a stunner in the garden. To borrow a moment from the early 80s, Dave, we found the beef!