Crinum macowanii Zambia Patterned Foliage Our plants are propagated from

Our plants are propagated from the splendid Kew Gardens form (from back when they actually shared plants)

We've been busy dividing from the original and are finally able to offer it again

The lovely flowers

Cyclamen cilicium has thrived for more than a decade under a large eucalyptus tree

There are a number of white-edged leaf forms of the hardy orchid Bletilla striata

Crinum macowanii Zambia Patterned Foliage Our plants are propagated fromCrinum macowanii 'Zambia' is a seed strain of the widespread African crinum lily from Zambia. The glaucous blue waxy foliage forms a huge 30" tall x 7' wide clump the largest of any of the Crinum macowanii forms we've grown. The massive clumps are topped from late spring through September with 2' tall spikes of 11 13 maroon buds that open to chalice shaped, faintly scented white flowers with exterior burgundy keels. Although Crinum macowanii is very