Crinum Birthday Party Cuphea so we can once again

so we can once again

nice antlers

It was discovered as a seedling in the garden of the late Marcia Clint Wilson by Texan Scott Ogden

but little-known ginger for several years under the misspelled name 'Kanogie'

Crinum Birthday Party Cuphea so we can once againCrinum 'Birthday Party', reportedly a cross of Crinum 'Bradley Giant' x Crinum scabrum, hails from the breeding program of crinum guru, the late Luther Bundrant. For us, Crinum 'Birthday Party' begins flowering in early to mid June and continues until August with sturdy 4' tall spikes topped with dark wine colored buds, opening into 11 13 large, fragrant outfacing flowers of rich pink with a wide darker stripe down the middle of each petal outstanding