Crinum Princess Elizabeth Polypodium flesh-colored flowers that are hidden

flesh-colored flowers that are hidden at the leaf axils

and 'Elvis Lives'

Due to its diminutive size and flowering season

provided it's planted where it can stay fairly dry in the summer months

Leave it to Walters Gardens' plantsman Hans Hansen to discover a flower sport on our Plant Delights introduction

Crinum Princess Elizabeth Polypodium flesh-colored flowers that are hiddenCrinum 'Princess Elizabeth' was distributed in the US by the late California crinum guru, Les Hannibal, and, although we don't know for sure, we're fairly confident that it's a Crinum x powellii hybrid (a cross of Crinum bulbispermum x Crinum moorei). For us, Crinum 'Princess Elizabeth' flowers from mid May to early July on 2' tall stalks, each topped with 17 20 buds that open to pure white, fragrant, outfacing flowers.