Crinum Summer Nocturne Dwarf Conifers and the tropical herbaceous perennial

and the tropical herbaceous perennial Strelitzia reginae

That's the only word we could find to express our reaction when we first saw a clump of Epimedium 'Bandit'

but prefers it a bit warmer

but not distracting from

The stems of Uvularia grandiflora emerge from the ground in early April and quickly rise to 18"

Crinum Summer Nocturne Dwarf Conifers and the tropical herbaceous perennialThis vigorous and fast multiplying Thad Howard cross of Crinum moorei and Crinum erubescens is certainly one of the easiest to grow. The 40" tall, purple flower spikes of Crinum 'Summer Nocturne' arise from among the lush green foliage starting in mid July and continuing until frost. Each spike produces 6 10 large, widely open, pure white flowers that develop a pale pink blush toward the end of the petals as they age. Each flower boasts a phenomenal