Crinum
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Crinum × powellii (Amaryllidaceae) is a hybrid between C. bulbispermum and C. moorei, two South African species, and one of the hardiest crinums in cultivation. It forms a clump of long, strap-shaped leaves and produces, in summer, an umbel of large, fragrant, deep pink trumpet flowers on a sturdy stem. Grow in full sun, in rich, moist, well-drained soil; hardy to around -10 °C with good winter mulch.
- Flowering height :0-15 cm
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