This page contains information about Crinum hybrids with light to medium pink flowers. Also here are hybrids having white flowers with significant, but diffuse, pink pigmentation on their tips or keels. The plants on this page have names that start with A-G.
Crinum 'Alamo Village' is a hybrid discovered by T. M. Howard in Alamo Village, Texas during the 1960's. Its ancestry is uncertain, but it has characteristics which suggest input from both C. americanum and C. zeylanicum. It has tidy foliage and very fragrant, light pink, spidery flowers. Photos on row 1 by Jay Yourch and row 2 by Alani Davis.
Crinum amoenum × C. 'Antares' has pale pink flowers with darker pink petal backs. The flowers partially open into an interesting bird shape, then fully open and reflex as they age. Hybrid and photos by Alani Davis.
Its sister seedling has larger and darker flowers. Photos taken June 2010 by Alani Davis.
Crinum amoenum × C. procerum splendens is a recent first time flowering hybrid. The reflexed pink flowers are salverform slightly darker in the center with the red pigment on the reverse side of the tepal. The burgundy foliage is upright. Hybrid and photos by Alani Davis taken June 2007.
Crinum 'Appleblossom' is a hybrid of C. album × C. 'Catherine' made by Pat Malcolm. It has attractive, fragrant flowers and compact foliage. Photos taken June 2006 by Alani Davis.
Crinum 'Bradley Giant' is a hybrid of of unknown parentage from Australia made by H.B. Bradley. Photos taken by Alani Davis.
Crinum 'Cape Dawn' is a hybrid of Crinum bulbispermum × ( C. macowanii × C. album) made by Lester Hannibal. Photos taken April 2007 by Alani Davis.
Crinum 'Cape Dawn' × Crinum bulbispermum is a hybrid made by Alani Davis. Photos taken by Alani Davis.
Crinum 'Cape Dawn' × C. 'Mrs. James Hendry' is a hybrid made by Jay Yourch in 2009 which flowered for the first time in 2012. Its long lasting, wide open flowers are almost white, with pink on the reverse. Each flower opens only partially the first evening, and completely on the second evening, the old and new flowers making a pleasant combination of shapes and colors. Photos taken June 2012 by Jay Yourch.
Crinum 'Cecil Houdyshel' is a tetraploid C. × powellii (C. bulbispermum × C. moorei) hybrid made by Cecil Houdyshel. This plant has tall, sturdy scapes, blooms over a long season, and sometimes sets seed. Photos taken by Alani Davis and Jay Yourch.
Crinum 'Claude Davis' was hybridized by Claude Davis and is thought to be a seedling of C. 'Cape Dawn' and possibly C. × powellii though it is possible that it is a self of 'Cape Dawn', which will occasionally produce seed from its own pollen. 'Claude Davis' is similar to 'Cape Dawn' in the shape of the flowers & the general appearance of the plant. 'Claude Davis' has smaller flowers that do not open as wide and have a whiter center when they first open the deepens to a darker pink as the flower ages which makes it look more similar to 'Cape Dawn' with age. Photos taken May 2005 by Alani Davis.
Crinum 'Emma Jones' is a hybrid of C. 'Cecil Houdyshel' × C. 'Peachblow' made by Fred Jones circa 1950's & named after Fred's wife by Thad Howard. It has huge, fragrant flowers on 1-1.5 meter tall scapes which fall over if not staked. They will taunt you into thinking they don't need staking by remaining upright until the first bud opens & then falling; just stake it. The flowers look best the night they open, losing shape the morning after, but they are worth the extra attention. The foliage & the fragrance is superior. Photos taken June 2004 by Alani Davis and July 2007 by Jay Yourch.
Crinum 'Fiesta' is a hybrid of C. macowanii 'Lady Black' × C. 'Carnival' made by Steve Lowe circa 1992. Photo taken May 2009 by Alani Davis.
Crinum 'Fragrant Lady' is a hybrid of unknown ancestry with pale pink, fragrant flowers. It was grown by Marcelle Sheppard from a seed in a batch sent to her by Lester Hannibal which were labeled C. abyssinicum. Photos taken June 2011 by Jay Yourch.
Crinum 'Glory' is a hybrid of C. 'Super Ellen' × C. 'Mrs. James Hendry' made by Jay Yourch in 2005. It has large, pink flowers with extra thick, waxy petals which allow them to last, even in extremely hot weather. The sweet fragrance is reminiscent of the pollen parent, 'Mrs. James Hendry', although not as strong. Photos taken June 2009 by Alani Davis.
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