× Amarcrinum

contact contact@bulbargence.com
Tue, 08 Sep 2009 22:32:16 PDT
Hello ,
I cannot resist to join in Jim's remarks. Allthough not a great fan of 
hybrids, I make  a definite exception for this plant: it seems to combine 
all the good points of both parents and is suitablet for all types of 
gardens and climates. Even in a  very dry mediterranean garden , it seems to 
come to life again by the end of August. An other hybrid that can be pût in 
the same catagory of very good garden plants  is Amarine (x Nerine powelli 
xCrinum moorei) ,which flowers abundantly, but later in Octobre-November.
Kind greetings
 
Lauw de Jager
http://www.bulbargence.com/  
South of France 
 


 8 Sep 2009 Jim McKenney wrote

But best of all, it’s a good plant for small gardens – something I’m

reluctant to say of most Crinum. Look at the foliage in the images linked

below: compared to that of most Crinum it’s tidy. 


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