Crinum Marisco Leonotis The deer-resistant foliage is topped

The deer-resistant foliage is topped

and adorned in May with large white magnolia-like flowers

Remember that surprise lilies often take a year or two to settle in before deciding to flower

and easy-to-grow gem for the rock garden

We think you'll really enjoy this summer snow in your garden

Crinum Marisco Leonotis The deer-resistant foliage is toppedWe are very pleased to offer this fast offsetting crinum hybrid that was discovered by the late plant explorer, Thad Howard in Veracruz, Mexico. Thad found this plant growing in a naturalized population of the East African Crinum zeylanicum adjacent to a population of the native swamp growing, Crinum loddigesianum (similar to Crinum americanum). Thad named it 'Marisco' (which means "seafood") to commemorate the region's seafood industry. Crinum