Crinum Rose Parade Musa slightly moist to wet soils

slightly moist to wet soils are best and be sure to divide the clumps every 3-4 years to maintain great flowering

The deer-resistant foliage is topped

Howard suggested that Crinum americanum is one of the parents

The leaf axils are home to small bright yellow flowers in mid-May (NC)

Crinum Rose Parade Musa slightly moist to wet soilsCrinum 'Rose Parade' is a vigorous, large growing Barry Clark crinum lily hybrid of Crinum 'Ellen Bosanquet' x Crinum moorei. The lush, wide foliage is attractive in and of itself, but the massive, sturdy, 4. 5'+ tall flower stalks of Crinum 'Rose Parade' are the icing on the crinum cake. The clumps are topped in midsummer with 15 18 dark burgundy buds that open to large, outfacing, chalice like, burgundy red, very fragrant flowers absolutely